▲ | steveklabnik 4 days ago | |||||||
You can absolutely make small rust programs, you just have to actually configure things the right way. Additionally, the Rust language doesn’t have allocation at all, it’s purely a library concern. If you don’t want heap allocations, then don’t include them. It works well. The smallest binary rustc has produced is like ~145 bytes. | ||||||||
▲ | teunispeters 4 days ago | parent [-] | |||||||
That is far from my only concern. But it's good to see Rust is finally paying attention to binary sizes. And the overwhelming complexity of rust code is definitely not a gain when one is working in embedded spaces anyway. I am however really REALLY annoyed with the aggressive sales tactics of the rust community. | ||||||||
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