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Yep, agreed on all accounts; I'm an advocate for Rust for Linux for these reasons, among others.

My thinking was that the Linux kernel already uses a custom dialect of C with specific features that benefit their workflow; I'm surprised that one of those features wasn't a

    char[] charset = b"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
that would allow for intent to be signalled to the compiler.





Rust for Linux still uses null terminated strings for comparability.



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