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Optimization - Making Rust Code Go Brrrr.
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dimitarvp
Pretty good article, enjoyed it.
I can attest to DashMap
being an extremely good library. I was very surprised when I needed parallel access to a map with very rare updates and mostly reads. The DashMap
API almost disappeared in any performance measurement. It’s faster than a plain Mutex
or RwLock
for sure.
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