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I agree. rust-analyzer often eats up more ram and cpu than all my web browser tabs (firefox).
by sigmonsays 3y ago
I agree.
rust-analyzer often eats up more ram and cpu than all my web browser tabs (firefox).
- chubot 3y agoThat’s interesting/surprising. I remember this in the Eclipse days, and it was often attributed to Java’s allocation-heavy style, garbage collection, and lack of value types Also Java style of tiny classes and tiny files. It’s an issue on both the implementation side and the thing-being-implemented I would have thought Rust would be better on both fronts. How many lines are the Rust codebases and their dependencies?
- pdimitar 3y agoTo be fair, I don't care. RA is extremely valuable, and I am _not_ one of the people who think 16GB of RAM and 250GB of SSD is good for a programmer machine.