Hi, I (Shuxian) worked with Michael on this project. Happy to answer any questions!
We'll also post a followup next week on formally verifying our unsafe primitives in the style of RustBelt (https://plv.mpi-sws.org/rustbelt), if that interests you.
Wow, I wouldn't have thought that it would be possible to do this (at least, not ergonomically, although now that you mention it I guess I don't see why not). That would be amazing to see.
Hi, I (Shuxian) worked with Michael on this project. Happy to answer any questions! We'll also post a followup next week on formally verifying our unsafe primitives in the style of RustBelt (https://plv.mpi-sws.org/rustbelt), if that interests you.
The sequel is now up at https://antithesis.com/blog/2026/rust_formal_methods/
It would be more interesting if it was on how to combine C++20 co-routines with Rust async-await models.
Combining single-threaded C++ with multi-threaded languages has been a thing for quite some time.
I have done this integrating wasmtime into a a C++ seastar.io application. I’ll have to write a post about it
https://rockwotj.com/blog/async-wasm-in-seastar/ - been meaning to write about this for a long time. Thanks for the nudge :)
Cool, very interesting, thanks for sharing with us.
Wow, I wouldn't have thought that it would be possible to do this (at least, not ergonomically, although now that you mention it I guess I don't see why not). That would be amazing to see.
I'm the author.
Thanks for the interest; I've never had a post on Hacker News before.
I'm happy to answer any questions.
Pretty sure I’ve done similar, combined a Rust multi-threaded emulator with single threaded SystemC simulation
do tell!
Seems like objc2 crate uses same approach (MainThreadMarker).