RexSystem1 voteoriginally by @zleepyzeezee on GitHub OP1 reply
Thanks for all the input, seriously. While I still don't like Rust, you all come from good spots and I apologise for the amateurish hit-piece parts of the first post were. I wrote it in like an hour right before I actually signed up for Fluxer because I wanted to skim through the code first. I really like this project and I didn't mean to cause such an uproar between Rust advocates and detractors. I didn't mean to make it sound like Rust is entirely a deal-breaker for me, I just simply don't like it. It's fine if a program uses it and well. All of the Rust programs I've used before just really sucked, haha, but Fluxer is alright, :3
It's also really scary to me 'cuz the ways Rust programs are structured are very visually different to what I'm used to so I am just completely lost on stuff like compiling and writing programs in it. (Crates 'n such. I'm used to C libraries with .h extensions, etc. X3)
Maybe I'll learn Rust to help with this project despite my apprehensions :3
I see. Yeah that's probably a bug then. I don't think any Rust dev would be tolerating an experience of 2-10 fps for something that isn't known to have stutters on retro machines. If it was recommended to you then that person is probably having a great experience as well.
If you try tokei and compare it to clock, you'll probably have the opposite experience. Though those projects are much smaller in scope :p
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