Good introduction to Rust in Linux by some of the developers that are doing the work: https://security.googleblog.com/2021/04/rust-in-linux-kernel.html … (disclosure, I helped a tiny bit with the C examples...)
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C89 is still supported but Rust 1.30 is not supported anymore. And code written for Rust 1.30 might not compiler with rust 1.50.
There is no guarantee that a new version of gcc will build an old version of Linux (the opposite is almost always true), so there's no change here at all. And if you think that the kernel is "standard C", I have a bridge to sell you...
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No, but there is a stable GCC 9 that I can use to compile my old kernel. Maybe it's not getting fixes today but it was polished over a long time. But there won't be a stable Rust 1.30.x I can keep using in the future.
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You can use the exact same copy of the rust compiler that you used to build the kernel when it was released, just like you do today for your C compiler. There is no difference here.
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