Rewriting Kafka in Rust
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Rewriting Kafka in Rust
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Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#2> 1. Avoid Turning Functions into async Whenever Possible
> Consider the following example:
Has the author benchmarked this? They are essentially replicating what the compiler does already: the compiler doesn't put each statement/expression into its own state, states occur on the boundaries of awaits.
Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#3> 1. Avoid Turning Functions into async Whenever Possible > Consider the following example: Has the author benchmarked this? They are essentially replicating what the compiler does already: the compiler doesn't put each statement/expression into its own state, states occur on the boundaries of awaits.
I wouldn't even feel confident in assuming that the compiler wouldn't inline the function they've defined, a one-liner that's only called from a single location. It wouldn't surprise me at all if the compiler produced exactly the same code for the two examples.
Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#4> it has become evident that C/C++ is gradually becoming a sunset language, nearing its twilight. Its successor, Rust
C and C++ will outlast us all and there are many other languages vying to be the successor, not just Rust.
Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#5> 1. Avoid Turning Functions into async Whenever Possible > Consider the following example: Has the author benchmarked this? They are essentially replicating what the compiler does already: the compiler doesn't put each statement/expression into its own state, states occur on the boundaries of awaits.
I think he's trying to suggest not making a few function without any await statements async. He doesn't suggest implementing your own futures manually.
Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#6> 1. Avoid Turning Functions into async Whenever Possible > Consider the following example: Has the author benchmarked this? They are essentially replicating what the compiler does already: the compiler doesn't put each statement/expression into its own state, states occur on the boundaries of awaits.
I think he's trying to suggest not making a few function without any await statements async. He doesn't suggest implementing your own futures manually.
That is not what is suggested by the code.
Re: Rewriting Kafka in Rust
#7I have never seen a site stretching words like this. Increasing the spacing between words is already going away (thankfully), but increasing the spacing between characters... why?