You're right - for microbenchmarks, the difference between Rust and C is going to be in how the solution is implemented, because the languages have such similar

You're right - for microbenchmarks, the difference between Rust and C is going to be in how the solution is implemented, because the languages have such similar performance characteristics. This is why your original comment that Rust is not as performant as C is quite silly. You look rather hypocritical turning around and pointing it out when someone links to a microbenchmark on which Rust outperforms C.