Last I checked (which was a while ago to be fair), LLVM machine code quality still lagged behind GCC - so things should be slightly more interesting with the GCC back end.
There were also some bugs (hence disabled optimization passes) and missed opportunities from the lack of aliasing Rust precipitates - again, not sure where those sit - and GCC will have to play catch up here (unless there are other languages that exercise this part of the backend).
There were also some bugs (hence disabled optimization passes) and missed opportunities from the lack of aliasing Rust precipitates - again, not sure where those sit - and GCC will have to play catch up here (unless there are other languages that exercise this part of the backend).