Rust's Zero-Cost Abstractions, What Monomorphization Actually Does to Your Code
"Zero-cost abstractions" is one of Rust's core promises. You can write generic, composable, high-level code and the compiler will produce the same machine code as if you had written the low-level version by hand. Most people accept this claim and move on. It is worth actually understanding the mecha
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