Re: Exploring using Rust for implementing a faster ZEO server.

wilk <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.zope.zodb
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The barrier to entry seems a litle bit higher than Go but with what you 
said I will try !

On 25-09-2016, Jim Fulton wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 1:18 PM, wilk <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On 25-09-2016, Jim Fulton wrote:
>>> I'm exploring using Rust to implement a faster ZEO server.  To do a
>>> quick performance comparison, I implemented a file-storage iterator in
>>> Rust. It's about 20x faster (40x excluding system time) than the
>>> Python version.
>>>
>>> Here's a write-up:
>>>
>>> http://jimfulton.info/site/2016/Sep/25/experiment-compare-zodb-file-storage-iteration-with-python-and-rust/
>>
>> Very interresting, thanks to share your experience.
>>
>> You mention often Go. Did you try it also ?
>
> I've tried to use Go a number of times, but it always annoys me. :)
>
> - I think it's error handling is a huge pain.
>
> - As is lack of generics.
>
> Rust:
>
> - is generally faster, because no run time.
>
> - It's error handling is also annoying. Like Go, the proper way to
> check for errors is by checking return values. However, in Rust
> there's a powerful type system, pattern matching and macros that make
> error handling much much saner.
>
> - It has generics and a powerful type system.
>
> - It's memory-management system is fascinating and maddening, pushing
> as much memory-management logic as it can to compile time. It's more
> fun than a video game. ;)
>
>> I think the storage part will not offer anything but maybe the server
>> part will be easier to code ?
>
> Idk.
>
>> I don't know Rust, but in Go I was surprise how it was easy to turn
>> anything to a very efficient server without any external dependency.
>
> BTW, Rust embraces dependency rather than welding batteries in place.
> I consider this a feature. :)
>
> Jim
>


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William

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