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Goal Rust is defined as a safe, low-level, system programming language directly competing with C++. How much does it pay for safety in terms of performance ? Can we expect similar performance on idiomatic code ? In this talk we

identify performance weak spots (and strong points) of Rust check how bad (or good) they are in practice propose countermeasures / performance best practices

Contents

Slides: English and Russian Reading materials

Various posts and papers which served as base for slides

Rust performance features

Pros and cons of language from performance standpoint

Benchmarks

Projects used for Rust benchmarking

Script of the planned talk (outdated)

External links The talk was delivered at C++Russia 2026 and also published on

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