Scholarly Academic Papers About Rust!
Scholarly academic writings can be very DIFFERENT from the many blog articles that are written about the Rust programming language.
I find that scholarly academic papers about Rust can be harder to read and understand but I think that is because the knowledge is so much DEEPER and DENSE in scholarly academic papers.
When I do understand them I think that scholarly academic papers give me a stronger COMPREHENSION of the concepts.
Here are some scholarly academic papers about Rust that I have learned of recently but have NOT YET fully read or understood.
One is Safe Systems Programming in Rust: The Promise and the Challenge.
It has some comparisons of Rust and C++, and covers IMPORTANT topics like pointer invalidation, ownership, borrowing, references, thread safety, unsafe code, RustBelt, and more.
ANOTHER is Stacked Borrows: An Aliasing Model for Rust, and it is about things like stacked borrows and interior mutability.
I must STUDY these papers more because I think that they will make my understanding of Rust BETTER!