I have optimized rustc, the Rust compiler. My mod greatly shortens your edit-compile-run cycle. That means
- Faster incremental builds
- Less lag in your IDE's IntelliSense
Why? I'm improving dev productivity at coderemote.dev
I like writing in Rust, but Rust is rightly notorious for its slow compile times. I am building better developer productivity tooling for Rust. Do you want
- this optimized compiler on a heavy-duty managed remote build server? Or
- to try out the compiler on your own hardware? Or
- to shoot the breeze?
| Project | % speed-up | Default compiler's build time | Our compiler's build time | Detailed analysis? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| hedgehog | 40% | 19.3 s | 11.7 s | Here, in this repo |
| polkadot-sdk | 35% | 30 s | 19 s | Here, in this repo |
| brontes | 25% | 10.7 s | 8.0 s | Here, in this repo |
| graph-node | 21% | 6.3 s | 5.0 s | Here, in this repo |
| vector | 11% | 18.4 s | 16.4 s | In vector's GitHub discussion |
Please feel free to open a GitHub issue, or email me at [email protected]