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It depends how you define "runtime", though. If you use Rust strings, you may get a large amount of code included to handle them. Also, if you use malloc, that
by brighteyes 8y ago
It depends how you define "runtime", though.
If you use Rust strings, you may get a large amount of code included to handle them. Also, if you use malloc, that adds a significant amount of code.
It's true that languages like Rust have fewer runtime requirements than languages like Java but none of them are 100% proportional to the code you wrote.