The use of traits here is really cool. It looks like the entire language implementation is defined as a trait, which allows for language backends to be swapped out while maintaining the same outward API.
The talk at rubyconf mentioned that `string.scan` was 100% faster due to specialized string implementations in the Rust backend. I wonder if there are any performance gains from the actual runtime rather than from std…
The use of traits here is really cool. It looks like the entire language implementation is defined as a trait, which allows for language backends to be swapped out while maintaining the same outward API.
The talk at rubyconf mentioned that `string.scan` was 100% faster due to specialized string implementations in the Rust backend. I wonder if there are any performance gains from the actual runtime rather than from std…