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Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

This updates our Cargo.toml release profile to optimize binary size and runtime performance for the CircuitVerse Tauri based Simulator. These changes ensures efficient performance across all operating systems and are based on proven best practices for Vue and Tauri applications. reference : tauri-vue

Clean Release Builds:
  • incremental = false: Disables incremental builds for release, ensuring that each build of all Oses is fully optimized without residual artifacts.
Improved Cross-Module Optimization:
  • codegen-units = 1: Using a single code generation unit, allowing the compiler to perform better among cross-module optimizations for a smaller, faster binary.
Global Optimization:
  • lto = true: Enables Link Time Optimization, which optimize all modules during the linking stagefor to reduce redundant code and improve performance.
Binary Size Optimization:
  • opt-level = "s": Optimize for small binary size.
Efficient Panic Handling:
  • panic = "abort": Configures the application to abort immediately on panic, removing the overhead of stack unwinding and reducing binary size.
Stripping Debug Data:
  • strip = true, debug = false, and debug-assertions = false: Remove non-essential debug symbols and runtime assertions, further reducing the binary footprint.

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    • Improved development builds for faster iterative performance.
    • Enhanced production builds for optimized performance and reduced binary size.

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The changes update the build configuration in the Tauri project's Cargo.toml file. A new [profile.dev] section is added with incremental = true to speed up rebuilds during development. The [profile.release] section is introduced to optimize release builds by disabling incremental compilation, enforcing a single codegen unit, enabling Link Time Optimization, setting the optimization level for smaller binary size, aborting on panic, stripping debug information, and disabling both debug symbols and assertions.

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src-tauri/Cargo.toml Added new build profile configurations. Dev: incremental = true. Release: incremental = false, codegen-units = 1, lto enabled, opt-level = "s", panic set to "abort", strip enabled, and debug/debug-assertions disabled.

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27-30: Set Incremental Builds for Development
The [profile.dev] section enabling incremental = true is well-justified for faster rebuilds during development. This setting aligns with the PR objective to expedite iterative builds and enhance developer productivity.


31-39: Optimize Release Build Parameters
The new [profile.release] configuration comprehensively targets performance and binary size improvements. Disabling incremental builds (incremental = false) ensures that full optimizations are applied. Setting codegen-units = 1 promotes better cross-module optimization, while enabling LTO (lto = true) in combination with opt-level = "s" effectively minimizes binary size. Additionally, configuring panic = "abort", along with stripping debug information (strip = true, debug = false, debug-assertions = false), further streamlines the final binary. Note that while these settings may slightly increase compile time, they are well-suited for production use.

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