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There used to be arewefastyet.rs, to measure the speed of the compiler. But I didn't renew the domain. It's at https://arewefastyet.pages.dev https://arewefasty
by nindalf 4y ago
There used to be arewefastyet.rs, to measure the speed of the compiler. But I didn't renew the domain. It's at https://arewefastyet.pages.dev https://arewefastyet.pages.dev now.
- dralley 4y agohttps://perf.rust-lang.org/ https://perf.rust-lang.org/
- nindalf 4y agoThe FAQ I wrote answers the question - "What does this website show that perf.rust-lang.org doesn't?" - perf.rust-lang.org is great for monitoring for regressions on a day to day basis, perfect for compiler devs. But arewefastyet.rs aims to answer other questions, like - How much rustc has improved on certain workloads over a long time period. - How rustc performance is affected by different hardware. 8 cores is better than 4, all other things being equal, but how much more? On which workloads? - How much time in seconds it actually takes to compile common crates. Concerns about developer productivity could be allayed by seeing the number of seconds it takes to compile a complex binary like ripgrep.