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I will work on creating a more or less fair benchmark soon-ish, but right now the initial indexing typically consumes more RAM than rust analyzer does, but not awfully so.The difference, however, is that with Rust Glancer you don’t need full reindexing often, so it probably compensates for that to a degree.
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