> As an example, look at the heroic steps that are being taken to try to make the Rust compiler faster. It's slowly getting better, but it will never be fast.

> As an example, look at the heroic steps that are being taken to try to make the Rust compiler faster. It's slowly getting better, but it will never be fast. Eh. It's fast enough. And anything with overhead of borrow checker and focus on runtime performing, wouldn't be fast to compile either. Biggest win could be getting rid of LLVM but that would have crippled its development speed.