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Fair enough, and being honest I haven't tried Go yet so I have no basis for comparison between the two compilers. I've found that when using Atom with linter/l
by dikaiosune 11y ago
Fair enough, and being honest I haven't tried Go yet so I have no basis for comparison between the two compilers.
I've found that when using Atom with linter/linter-rust installed and setup with cargo check I rarely context switch while waiting for errors/warnings to be highlighted (and this is on a 1.6Ghz Xeon machine at work). But maybe I'm just OK staring blankly for slightly longer than others :).
- Manishearth 11y agoWell, I work with really large codebases in Rust (Servo or Rust itself), so the twenty seconds to a compile error are a lot. Whereas when hacking on Go's compiler it's much, much less.