
Alastair Codd developed cross-repository threading shims to expand concurrency support in no_std Rust environments, focusing on the rust-lang/miri and rust-lang/rust repositories. He implemented Miri-specific thread management features that enable thread spawning and joining without relying on the standard library, addressing the needs of embedded and interpreter-based workloads. Using Rust and leveraging advanced concurrency and no_std development skills, Alastair coordinated consistent threading interfaces across both repositories. This work improved portability and enabled more robust testing in constrained environments, laying the groundwork for higher-quality no_std code paths and facilitating broader experimentation with concurrent execution in Rust’s interpreter ecosystem.
January 2026: Delivered cross-repo threading shims to expand concurrency in no_std environments. Implemented Miri-specific threading shims in rust-lang/miri and rust-lang/rust to enable thread spawning and joining without the standard library, improving portability, embedded testing capabilities, and interpreter-level concurrency. This work establishes consistent threading interfaces across Miri and the Rust core, enabling broader experimentation and higher-quality no_std code paths.
January 2026: Delivered cross-repo threading shims to expand concurrency in no_std environments. Implemented Miri-specific threading shims in rust-lang/miri and rust-lang/rust to enable thread spawning and joining without the standard library, improving portability, embedded testing capabilities, and interpreter-level concurrency. This work establishes consistent threading interfaces across Miri and the Rust core, enabling broader experimentation and higher-quality no_std code paths.

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