3 ms·
The target arch doesn’t matter for the change-build-test loop d vs do. All that matters is how fast can you compile your code to test it. If the final x86 prod
by kiratp 5y ago
The target arch doesn’t matter for the change-build-test loop d vs do. All that matters is how fast can you compile your code to test it.
If the final x86 production build takes longer it doesn’t matter - that happens on the cloud anyway.
Edit: Rust builds are very parallel until linking. No different than any other LLVM build.
- runeks 5y ago> The target arch doesn’t matter for the change-build-test loop d vs do. It matters when comparing CPU performance, which is what this benchmark is being used for.