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24 September 2025
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13:52 | emmtrix C to Rust Compiler 6 changes history +2,567 [Timo.stripf (6×)] | |||
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13:52 (cur | prev) +94 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Comparison with C2Rust and Other Translators) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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13:51 (cur | prev) +241 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Readable Rust output) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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08:50 (cur | prev) −1 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Testing through dual-language instrumentation (planned)) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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08:32 (cur | prev) +35 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Static pointer resolution and reduction of unsafe constructs) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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08:29 (cur | prev) −14 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Preservation of comments and structure) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
23 September 2025
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N 14:06 | emmtrix C to Rust Compiler 8 changes history +12,095 [Timo.stripf (8×)] | |||
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14:06 (cur | prev) +10 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Features) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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14:05 (cur | prev) −29 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Preservation of comments and structure) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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13:36 (cur | prev) +990 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Testing through dual-language instrumentation (planned)) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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13:16 (cur | prev) +2 Timo.stripf talk contribs (→Overview of the emmtrix Transpiler) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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13:05 (cur | prev) +10,091 Timo.stripf talk contribs (Created page with "C is widely used for systems and embedded programming but its unrestricted pointer arithmetic and manual memory management often lead to memory‑safety bugs:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}. Rust addresses these issues through a strict ownership model that eliminates data races and enforces bounds checks. Translating existing C code to Rust can therefore improve safety and maintainability, but naïve one‑to‑one translations often produce verbose, unidiomatic Rus...") Tag: Visual edit | |||
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