The outcome of the article seems to be: depends on how you look at it, but in general, it's hard to say.
So not many conclusions, but still interesting. I'm not really at all familiar with Rust so the title seemded backwards to me: how could it be? Did they mean it the other way around? But for example the struct reordering is a cool example of how Rust could be faster.
So not many conclusions, but still interesting. I'm not really at all familiar with Rust so the title seemded backwards to me: how could it be? Did they mean it the other way around? But for example the struct reordering is a cool example of how Rust could be faster.