But do be optimistic about improvements to anti-cheat compatibility: thisweekinvideogames.com/news/valve-a...

My role originally was mostly C# but I had some Rust experience in college so I was placed near a team that was driving Rust adoption at my company. Eventually we merged with that team which gave me a good excuse to rewrite some tooling or do greenfield development in Rust 😄

model towards more arena-style allocations or tracking indices when doing concurrent stuff). So it might be hit or miss depending on your use case

unrolling your own loops. However the borrow checker also restricts some design patterns that might feel more natural or efficient in other languages, most things get forced into a tree shape without cycles so that might turn into extra rigamarole to get efficient (or at least to shift your mental

With Rust there's a few things that make more efficient code the "default" since the borrow checker makes some guarantees that saves on runtime cost. One example is Rust's iterators guaranteeing that collection accesses are in bounds, so bounds checks are elided, making them as fast or faster than

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Seeing rust compilation logs on my feed in a non-programmer context was very shocking just now lmao

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