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throttle_my_fn
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multiversion
- Telling the compiler to use SIMD
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How to tune target-features for multiserver, multiarchitecture deployment?
Not sure if it will help you. But this looks like crate you can use https://github.com/calebzulawski/multiversion
throttle_my_fn
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throttle_my_fn: An attribute macro to throttle your functions for rate-limiting
Crate - Docs - Github
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