@argv_minus_one@raulinbonn The Linux kernel uses no_std. Until recently there was an internal fork of the alloc crate with those fallible constructors outright gated off. Now things are switching to custom allocators where the Box types (there are several to allow for different allocators in the kernel) are outright always fallible with the standard constructors.
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@argv_minus_one @raulinbonn The Linux kernel uses no_std. Until recently there was an internal fork of the alloc crate with those fallible constructors outright gated off. Now things are switching to custom allocators where the Box types (there are several to allow for different allocators in the kernel) are outright always fallible with the standard constructors.
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20240816001216.26575-9-dakr@kernel.org/T/