Rust Systems Programming: Unsafe, FFI and Zero-Cost Abstractions
by Dimitri Orlov
Memory, concurrency and the machine under your abstractions.
Courses on C++, C and Rust at the systems layer: ownership, allocators, cache behaviour, threads, atomics and the operating-system interfaces you call every day. You profile real programs and fix real bottlenecks rather than reading about them. Ideal preparation for engine, embedded and infrastructure work.
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Cross the safety boundary deliberately, bind to C, and prove your abstractions are free.
Four concurrency models compared side by side, with the bugs reproduced and fixed.
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