Rust in coreboot? Rust is a programming language with emphasis on performance, type safety and concurrency. It enforces memory safety at compile time. Unlike the C standard which is a 700+ page document, with a LOT of documented undefined behavior, rust has no undefined behavior unless the unsafe keyword is used. Zero cost abstractions make rust binaries very efficient in both size and execution, in places where C will have a hard time to be optimized (e.g. function pointers in structs).
