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shmerl
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An Introduction to Data Oriented Design with Rust
A lot of optimizations can't be easily added later without redesign. But it doesn't mean they are always necessary.
Question is, how deep to go first.
adamnemecek
on Sept 17, 2020
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Ok, but this one is literally an upfront architecture decision.
shmerl
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Right, but it's optimization focused one, so that was my question.
adamnemecek
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No, it's an architecture. The speedup is a nice corollary.
RussianCow
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It's an architecture that is specifically designed to maximize performance. I think few people would argue that it is more readable or simpler than most other common architectures.
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Question is, how deep to go first.