TechTalk: Jonathan Pallant - Neotron - writing a single-tasking 'DOS' for Arm microcontrollers, in Rust - Thursday 12th May 2022
Description : Join Jonathan for a journey through a brief history of computing, and a look inside the DOS he is writing to run on common-or-garden Arm microcontrollers. Jonathan Pallant is an embedded systems engineer, born and bred just outside Cambridge. Having worked his way up from Microsoft BASIC via Turbo Pascal, he spent most of his career with illustrious local consultancies writing very expensive C. This all started to change however, after being bowled over by the Rust Programming Language back in 2016. He helped form the Rust Embedded Working Group and has added support for the language on several different microcontrollers, as well as writing and maintaining countless open-source libraries written in it. These days he even teaches the language through his job at Ferrous Systems.
The talk will begin at 7pm and last around 90 minutes, with the opportunity to ask questions afterwards.
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