How Rust Primitive Types and Functions Really Work Under the Hood in Rust Programming with Assembly

This course delves into how Rust programming language handles functions and primitive types under the hood, exploring compiler tricks used to generate x86 assembly. Students will learn about memory allocation, register usage, stack types, and the differences between strongly typed and dynamic languages. The course covers immutable types on the stack, register reuse, and the assembly generated by Rust. The teaching method involves analyzing assembly code and examples to deepen understanding of Rust's inner workings. This course is intended for advanced Rust programmers seeking a comprehensive understanding of the language's underlying mechanisms.