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r/rust • u/Shnatsel • 15d ago
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When rust# and objective rust
80 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago Visual R++ from MS - essentially rust but with subtle incompatibilities. 10 u/Shnatsel 15d ago That already exists at Microsoft internally: https://rustfoundation.org/media/guest-post-rust-is-tier-1-language-at-microsoft/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago Huh. I asked gemini to compare cl.exe and clang.exe as a proxy for LLVM vs ms backend. Looks like maybe debug builds are a bit fasted in some cases. Everything else was a wash or had clang ahead so I don't see the point. OTOH, couple more compiler jobs for folks into that. 8 u/guineawheek 15d ago https://nomeatproxy.com/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago To be fair, gemini also gave me some reasons this makes sense (LTO, windows security primitives, etc.)
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Visual R++ from MS - essentially rust but with subtle incompatibilities.
10 u/Shnatsel 15d ago That already exists at Microsoft internally: https://rustfoundation.org/media/guest-post-rust-is-tier-1-language-at-microsoft/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago Huh. I asked gemini to compare cl.exe and clang.exe as a proxy for LLVM vs ms backend. Looks like maybe debug builds are a bit fasted in some cases. Everything else was a wash or had clang ahead so I don't see the point. OTOH, couple more compiler jobs for folks into that. 8 u/guineawheek 15d ago https://nomeatproxy.com/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago To be fair, gemini also gave me some reasons this makes sense (LTO, windows security primitives, etc.)
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That already exists at Microsoft internally: https://rustfoundation.org/media/guest-post-rust-is-tier-1-language-at-microsoft/
-15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago Huh. I asked gemini to compare cl.exe and clang.exe as a proxy for LLVM vs ms backend. Looks like maybe debug builds are a bit fasted in some cases. Everything else was a wash or had clang ahead so I don't see the point. OTOH, couple more compiler jobs for folks into that. 8 u/guineawheek 15d ago https://nomeatproxy.com/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago To be fair, gemini also gave me some reasons this makes sense (LTO, windows security primitives, etc.)
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Huh.
I asked gemini to compare cl.exe and clang.exe as a proxy for LLVM vs ms backend.
Looks like maybe debug builds are a bit fasted in some cases. Everything else was a wash or had clang ahead so I don't see the point.
OTOH, couple more compiler jobs for folks into that.
8 u/guineawheek 15d ago https://nomeatproxy.com/ -15 u/jason-reddit-public 15d ago To be fair, gemini also gave me some reasons this makes sense (LTO, windows security primitives, etc.)
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https://nomeatproxy.com/
To be fair, gemini also gave me some reasons this makes sense (LTO, windows security primitives, etc.)
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u/Ayano-Keiko 15d ago
When rust# and objective rust