Again. Almost none of these can run in kernel space, those that are required will be duplicated in tree.
The survey results are not relevant. The rust code must not use stdlib (the name escapes me) which uses an incompatible memory allocation mechanism.
The code used to build will likely need to be checked into the kernel git repo and not downloaded live online, I doubt that the mature development process of the kernel wants the problems that other package managers have.
I will fight to ensure that this is not the case in the kernels that I work with, because fetching dependencies is for people who can tolerate other people and networks being faulty.
The survey results are not relevant. The rust code must not use stdlib (the name escapes me) which uses an incompatible memory allocation mechanism.
The code used to build will likely need to be checked into the kernel git repo and not downloaded live online, I doubt that the mature development process of the kernel wants the problems that other package managers have.
I will fight to ensure that this is not the case in the kernels that I work with, because fetching dependencies is for people who can tolerate other people and networks being faulty.
I got shit to do.