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How Rust Primitive Types and Functions Really Work Under the Hood in Rust Programming with Assembly

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This course examines how Rust functions and primitive types are compiled into x86 assembly. It explains register reuse, stack and heap allocation, mutability, and differences between debug and optimized builds.

Syllabus

- rust functions and assembly
- 64 bit integers vs 32 bit integers
- rust mutables versus immutables
- rust floats and assembly
- a complicated example ints, floats, bool, if's altogether
- conclusion

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Chris Hay

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