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		Crisco 4 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Cutting down Rust compile times from 30 to 2 minut... Are there any performance implications for the final binary because you’re splitting it up into thousands of crates?

epage 4 months ago [–]

Loss of inlining

dgacmu 4 months ago | [–]

Loss of automatic inlining of non-generics without LTO, to be a little pedantic.

Functions marked #[inline] can still be handled across crates.

LTO can inline across crates but, of course, at a substantial compile time cost.

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