[$] Owning C types from Rust code

Rust's system of ownership and borrowed references is convenient when it can correctly model a program's needs.

The Rust for Linux project has worked to provide adapters between Rust's semantics and the existing C code in the kernel.

At Kangrejos 2026, Andreas Hindborg spoke about a patch series implementing the next such adaptor: an Ownable trait for representing objects that are allocated in C code, but which Rust code is responsible for cleaning up (if not necessarily deallocating) when it is done with them. He hoped to finally reach a consensus on the patch series, after months of discussion on the mailing list.