← Back to context Comment by as-182 5 hours ago Because mold is faster. Linking is a significant bottleneck when building large projects. 4 comments as-182 Reply mort96 5 hours ago But we're just talking for bootstrapping Rust here. someonebaggy 4 hours ago The complaint is about bootstrapping, where speed is of little relevance. lrvick 3 hours ago It is of extreme relevance for us as we have to re-bootstrap every time we change any dependency of rust, and rust depends on almost everything that is expensive to build in a toolchain tree. peterfirefly 43 minutes ago Use the mold binary from the last rebuild and only rebuild again if the new one is different?
someonebaggy 4 hours ago The complaint is about bootstrapping, where speed is of little relevance. lrvick 3 hours ago It is of extreme relevance for us as we have to re-bootstrap every time we change any dependency of rust, and rust depends on almost everything that is expensive to build in a toolchain tree. peterfirefly 43 minutes ago Use the mold binary from the last rebuild and only rebuild again if the new one is different?
lrvick 3 hours ago It is of extreme relevance for us as we have to re-bootstrap every time we change any dependency of rust, and rust depends on almost everything that is expensive to build in a toolchain tree. peterfirefly 43 minutes ago Use the mold binary from the last rebuild and only rebuild again if the new one is different?
peterfirefly 43 minutes ago Use the mold binary from the last rebuild and only rebuild again if the new one is different?
But we're just talking for bootstrapping Rust here.
The complaint is about bootstrapping, where speed is of little relevance.
It is of extreme relevance for us as we have to re-bootstrap every time we change any dependency of rust, and rust depends on almost everything that is expensive to build in a toolchain tree.
Use the mold binary from the last rebuild and only rebuild again if the new one is different?