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FAQ describes something from 1½ years ago as “recent” #45061

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https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/faq.html#why-do-rust-programs-have-larger-binary-sizes-than-C-programs:

An alternative optimization level (called s or z) has recently landed and tells the compiler to optimize for size rather than performance.

That “recent” was almost a year and a half ago. Presuming it’s been stable since then (I haven’t investigated deeply and am going to bed right now), I think it’s time to reword it.

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kennytm

kennytm commented on Oct 6, 2017

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It is not yet stable, see #35784.

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euclio

euclio commented on Dec 8, 2018

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This FAQ doesn't seem to exist on the new website. I'm guessing this can be closed?

steveklabnik

steveklabnik commented on Dec 8, 2018

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Even if it were, it would be on the website repo, not this repo.

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