This was done with the intention of serving as a simple test to learn a little about the difference in performance between:
A code written in Rust compiled and optimized with the rustc compiler;
A native Node.js addon written in Rust with the help of this very useful tool called Neon;
Pure JavaScript code running on Node.js;
The algorithm must find the element of the number 10000000000 of the Fibonacci Sequence, for that purpose it will do it with brute force and not with the binet's formula.
To test on your machine:
$ git clone https://github.com/Kenedy-Henrique/neon-test_addon
$ cd neon-test/
Testing the pure JavaScript code:
$ node ./test_node.js
Testing the Node.js addon:
$ node ./test_addon.js
Testing the Rust binary:
$ ./rust_binary/target/release/rust_binary