> not every C++ project is full of template metaprogramming You're right. My project is not one of those projects. As mentioned in the article, the C++ projec

> not every C++ project is full of template metaprogramming You're right. My project is not one of those projects. As mentioned in the article, the C++ project has no dependencies (outside googletest and the standard library, whose build time isn't included in the benchmarks). Also, the project is relatively light on templates compared to most C++ code that I've seen. The biggest offenders are narrow_cast and vector. > Also at least in VC++, modules are already a thing I'd love to use them, but I mostly work on Linux and macOS. =[ > Still looking forward to binary libraries support in cargo (well one can dream). I didn't consider this downside of Rust! I imagine rlibs can be cached manually, right? I don't know if rlibs are portable between machines.