Speeding up the Rust compiler without changing its code

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  • llvm-propeller

    PROPELLER: Profile Guided Optimizing Large Scale LLVM-based Relinker

  • Seeing BOLT is becoming increasingly mainstream while nobody has even heard of PROPELLER, it looks like Google abandoned PROPELLER before finishing the upstreaming. In fact, the official link to the paper is now a 404, meaning not only is every article's link to the paper broken, but the GitHub repo's own link to its own paper is broken. Not even Wayback Machine seems to have it because of how GitHub embeds a PDF reader.

  • cargo-xtask

  • Why use Python and not simply an xtask?

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  • cargo-pgo

    Cargo subcommand for optimizing Rust binaries/libraries with PGO and BOLT.

  • Maybe better yet, I have created a cargo subcommand for this! :) https://github.com/Kobzol/cargo-pgo

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