The Go compiler is already ridiculously fast. As far as I know the garbage collector usually doesn't even activate for short-lived programs, which compilation u

The Go compiler is already ridiculously fast. As far as I know the garbage collector usually doesn't even activate for short-lived programs, which compilation usually is. Turning garbage collection off entirely doesn't have much of an impact on build times. What significant opportunities exist for performance with a Rust implementation that aren't possible in Go?