It has been five months since my last general update on the Rust compiler’s performance. Let’s see what has happened in that time.| Nicholas Nethercote
TL;DR: This post describes LLVM optimization remarks that can useful to help the compiler better optimize your programs. If you want to analyze remarks generated from compiling Rust programs, you can use the cargo-remark tool.| Kobzol’s blog
During the first half of 2023, I have continued my quest for optimizing the build, test and performance monitoring infrastructure of the Rust compiler. This post describes what has been done in this area, and serves a follow-up to my previous post on this topic. Note that possibly the biggest sub-project that I have worked on was the implementation of runtime benchmarks for the Rust benchmark suite, however I will dedicate a separate blog post for that (which I will hopefully publish in the n...| Kobzol’s blog