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by comex
2403 days ago
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Generating native function pointers on the fly: - is inherently slow, because CPUs have separate data and instruction caches; - is extra slow in practice because you need a separate allocation for executable memory (unless your stacks and heap are RWX, which is a terrible idea); - is not portable, requiring architecture- and OS-specific code; and - is not supported at all in many environments (of varying levels of braindeadness). For a statically compiled language like Rust, it makes much more sense to use the context pointer. |
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