Does Rust have an advantage if memory-safety is not an advantage?

Does Rust have an advantage if memory-safety is not an advantage?(sander.saares.eu)

4 points by iofiiiiiiiii 2 years ago | 3 comments

neonsunset 2 years ago |

Isn't replacement of complex patterns better served by generated regexes (and both .NET's built-in and Rust's most popular regex crate are very fast)?

(questioning whether this particular case is illustrative for the point the article makes)

MissTake 2 years ago |

Not seeing anything about if the C# code was compiled to native code using AOT.

chrisjj 2 years ago |

> the Rust CPU time advantage is -75%.

This is in error.

The difference is -75% but the advantage is 75%.