The Rust version of this is "turn .iter() into .par_iter()."

It's also true that for both, it's not always as easy as "just make the for loop parallel." Stylo is significantly more complex than that.

> to this I sigh in chrome.

I'm actually a Chrome user. Does Chrome do what Stylo does? I didn't think it did, but I also haven't really paid attention to the internals of any browsers in the last few years.

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pjmlp 14 hours ago | parent | next [-]

And the C++ version is add std::execution::par_unseq as parameter to the ranges algorithm.

	▲	MeetingsBrowser 9 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This has the same drawbacks as "#pragma omp for". The hard part isn't splitting loop iterations between threads, but doing so _safely_. Proving an arbitrary loop's iterations are split in a memory safe way is an NP hard problem in C and C++, but the default behavior in Rust.

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nurettin 13 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Afaik it does all styling and layout in the main thread and offloads drawing instructions to other threads (CompositorTileWorker) and it works fine?

	▲	dwattttt 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That does sound like Chrome has also either failed to make styling multithreaded in C++ (or haven't attempted it), while it was achieved in Rust?