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Traits in Rust

A trait declares a set of methods or a marker property that types implement, enabling bounded generics resolved at compile time via monomorphization. Traits are Rust's sole interface mechanism; there is no class inheritance.

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Why can kernel code be written against a trait instead of against one specific driver type?

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Defining Shared Behavior with Traits in Rust

Traits in Rust define shared behavior across otherwise unrelated types by specifying a set of method signatures that implementing types must fulfill, optionally with default implementations that indi…