Compiling Rust to Readable C: LWN Examines the Eurydice Project
peter_d_sherman · hn · 2026-10-10
LWN takes a deep look at Eurydice, a compiler that translates Rust into human-readable C. The approach lets security-critical Rust components (crypto, parsers) integrate into existing C codebases while retaining memory-safety guarantees. The article covers output readability, tooling limits, and HN discussion of its practicality for systems security work.
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