> Rust has not been used as a "systems programming language" in the only regime where IMHO that term has any meaning.
Rust has been used to make a toy kernel (as in press key, get message printed and/or change the color of the message). And this was several months ago. I'm pretty sure that makes it a decent systems programming language.
Rust has been used to make a toy kernel (as in press key, get message printed and/or change the color of the message). And this was several months ago. I'm pretty sure that makes it a decent systems programming language.