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There are many different kinds of parallelism and concurrency, and one size does not fit all in Rust (or in general), unfortunately. :-/
rayon seems to be an excellent choice for things you might describe as "data parallelism" or "parallel iterators". But if you don't fit that particular use case, it's not applicable.
Anything involving queues and workers will need a very different sort of library. I'm not sure what's currently being used out there.
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There are many different kinds of parallelism and concurrency, and one size does not fit all in Rust (or in general), unfortunately. :-/
rayon
seems to be an excellent choice for things you might describe as "data parallelism" or "parallel iterators". But if you don't fit that particular use case, it's not applicable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: