> you really do have to babysit Rust to get efficient codegen Reminds me of the time we had to write a high performance SQL engine at university. In Java, and

> you really do have to babysit Rust to get efficient codegen Reminds me of the time we had to write a high performance SQL engine at university. In Java, and it boiled down to exactly the same realization: We spent a lot of time babysitting the GC instead of actually making the actual SQL engine better. The plan was to use C++ instead, but that option was dropped by the lecturer shortly before the project started :/