Smallest Rust Hello World and other size coding shenanigans
Size-coding in Rust, and making a 149 Byte Hello World! and a 540 Byte Brainfuck interpreter.
A Freestanding Rust Binary
os.phil-opp.comThe first step in creating our own operating system kernel is to create a Rust executable that does not link the standard library. This makes it possi…
Writing a Linux executable from scratch with x86_64-unknown-none and Rust - vulns.xyz
I recently mentioned on the internet I did work in this direction and a friend of mine asked me to write a blogpost on this. I didn’t blog for a long time (keeping all the goodness for myself hehe), so here we go. 🦝 To set the scene, let’s assume we want to make an exectuable binary for x86_64 Linux that’s supposed to be extremely portable. It should work on both Debian and Arch Linux....
GitHub - NoahKirchner/speedloader: Rust template/library for implementing your own COFF loader
Rust template/library for implementing your own COFF loader - NoahKirchner/speedloader
Writing shellcode in Rust
computers i guess
Long-form Texts on Interesting Details of Computers
It seems especially recently I’ve come across more and more long-form texts (think: hour-long blog posts; free books; series of posts). I especially like the ones that go into the very fine details of …
Testing for no_std compatibility in Rust crates
How to avoid accidentally breaking no_std compatibility in Rust crates.
GitHub - phil-opp/blog_os: Writing an OS in Rust
Writing an OS in Rust. Contribute to phil-opp/blog_os development by creating an account on GitHub.