Embedding Scheme in Rust Rust, as a compiled language, makes it challenging to modify the behavior of programs dynamically. In this article, we embed a small Scheme interpreter called Stak Scheme in Rust to dynamically change the behavior of a program without stopping the process. You can find the following codes in this article at the examples/hot-reload directory in the Stak Scheme repository. T
A long time ago, the Rust language was a language with typestate. Officially, typestates were dropped long before Rust 1.0. In this entry, I’ll get you in on the worst kept secret of the Rust community: Rust still has typestates. Consider an object representing a file – let’s call that data structure a MyFile. Before a MyFile is opened, it cannot be read. Once a MyFile is closed, it cannot be read
Over the past couple of months, I've been developing a video game in Rust. A lot of interesting and mostly positive things could be said about this programming journey. In this post, I want to briefly highlight one particular series of events. To provide some context, the game I'm developing is a 2D side-view shooter, similar to Liero and Soldat. The first weapon I implemented was a laser. Due to
Well, here we are, a year after I wrote "Game dev in Rust, some notes on the mess." Things haven't changed much. I'm still using the Rend3/WGPU/Vulkan graphics stack. It works reasonably well at this point. Notes: Several major game projects abandoned Rust in 2024. Some found ownership too restrictive. Some complained about compile times. arewegameyet.rs stopped updating last July. Rend3 was aband
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