加载中
正在获取最新内容,请稍候...
正在获取最新内容,请稍候...
c2rust is an open-source project providing tools for migrating C code to Rust automatically. It aids in porting large C codebases to Rust for improved safety and performance.
c2rust is a sophisticated static analysis and translation tool designed to convert C source code into Rust. It addresses the challenges of migrating large, complex C projects to Rust by automating significant portions of the translation.
Manually rewriting large C codebases in Rust is a time-consuming and error-prone process. c2rust automates much of this work, significantly accelerating the transition and reducing manual effort.
Translates C code into idiomatic Rust, handling complex C constructs like pointers and memory management.
Integrates with C build systems (like Make, CMake) to simplify the translation process.
Supports incremental migration, allowing users to translate parts of a C project over time.
c2rust can be applied in various scenarios where migrating existing C code to Rust is desired for improved safety, maintainability, or performance.
Translate critical C libraries or modules used in larger systems to Rust to mitigate memory safety issues and improve overall system reliability.
Enhances the safety and stability of fundamental system components.
Port existing C applications, especially command-line tools, daemons, or embedded software, to gain the benefits of Rust's ecosystem and development experience.
Modernizes legacy applications, improving maintainability and enabling new features using Rust libraries.
You might be interested in these projects
Official Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded Board Support Package (BSP) layer for various Raspberry Pi boards, enabling developers to build custom embedded Linux distributions.
c2rust is an open-source project providing tools for migrating C code to Rust automatically. It aids in porting large C codebases to Rust for improved safety and performance.
This project aims to automate and simplify complex process Y, significantly enhancing productivity and accuracy. It's designed for developers and data professionals facing task Z.