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It's worth noting that since this was published several years ago, and Rust has come a long way since then, it might very well top most of these benchmarks nowa
by cryptoquick 6y ago
It's worth noting that since this was published several years ago, and Rust has come a long way since then, it might very well top most of these benchmarks nowadays.
- papaf 6y agoIsn't Rust dependent on LLVM for its optimizations? Also, do you imagine that C++ and Fortran compiler developers have stopped optimizing?
- HellzStormer 6y agoThere is still a lot of work that has to be done before the ball is given to LLVM. If that gets optimized, it can improve the results. Also, I would expect a more recent language to have a lot more low-hanging fruits than much older and highly used languages. The more you optimize, the harder it gets to optimize more.