Moving the kernel to modern C

Moving the kernel to modern C

You can add this to the list of things you hate about Rust, too. In Rust you can even do this:

fn main() {
    let i = 0;
    println!("{}", i);    // Prints 0.
    
    let i = i+1;
    println!("{}", i);    // Prints 1.
}

Note that the i variables are immutable ("const") and there are two of them. The second let introduces a new variable which is initialized with the value i+1, where i refers to the first variable.