> Rust can be faster than C in the general case because of the optimizations permitted by, among other things, strict aliasing rules. Sure. The same is true fo

> Rust can be faster than C in the general case because of the optimizations permitted by, among other things, strict aliasing rules. Sure. The same is true for Fortran, for example. It's just that the few benchmarks of Rust vs. C I have seen so far all seem rigged in one way or another.