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throwaway106382 ◴[] No.42814864[source]
> Mold is already very fast, however it doesn't do incremental linking and the author has stated that they don't intend to. Wild doesn't do incremental linking yet, but that is the end-goal. By writing Wild in Rust, it's hoped that the complexity of incremental linking will be achievable.

Can someone explain what is so special about Rust for this?

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1. panstromek ◴[] No.42816644[source]
Apart from what others said, maybe he plans to use Salsa or something like that. Rust has a few popular libraries for doing this.