Looking for a Rust-based alternative to a battle-tested industry-standard tool written in a memory-safe language that can get about 75-90% of the speed of Rust is kind of pointless outside embedded context.
Not really, sometimes it's just a curiosity. And 15% is nothing to scoff at in terms of speed, if it's available why not take the extra speed, is my opinion.
Not really, sometimes it's just a curiosity. And 15% is nothing to scoff at in terms of speed, if it's available why not take the extra speed, is my opinion.