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Compared to C, yes. However the tradeoff you get is tighter iteration, with more errors being found at compile-time rather than having to wait for runtime. If
by spease 3y ago
Compared to C, yes. However the tradeoff you get is tighter iteration, with more errors being found at compile-time rather than having to wait for runtime.
If you have to restart an embedded system or schedule a job on a cluster to properly test, that can work out to huge savings.
It would still be nice to see them substantially improve. I know there’s been effort to get debug mode to build substantially faster with cranelift, but I forget if that’s in stable now.
- Laaas 3y agoIndeed, I'm merely complaining as an entitled end-user. As a developer Rust is much better than C.