Canonical Backs New Project to Translate Large C Codebases Into Safe Rust
Canonical is funding research into automated C-to-Rust translation, with AppArmor and snap-confine serving as real-world case studies.
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Canonical is funding research into automated C-to-Rust translation, with AppArmor and snap-confine serving as real-world case studies.
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