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Meanwhile, the `chromium` developers have clearly committed themselves to not support building `chromium` with `mold`: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1280356#c1 Apparently as a consequence, they are now blocking `mold` as with the latest (as...

I am building in an Arch-like manner with a `PKGBUILD` file. `gn` is called like below: ``` LC_ALL=C buildtools/linux64/gn gen out/Release -v --args="${_flags[*]}" --script-executable=/usr/bin/python ``` Where the `_flags` are like...

With `mold` **1.3.0** from Git, compiling `chromium` works again. What you will have to do is (in a `PKGBUILD` derived from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/chromium-dev): ``` # use mold as linker which is...

And the next round goes on :( As already described, Chromium developers do not like `mold`. So from time to time, they implement "features" to let it fail with the...

There's an internal variable _lld in the PKGBUILD that is simply set to "ld.lld" and its contents is passed to the -fuse option when calling clang. I simply tried replacing...

> > There's an internal variable _lld in the PKGBUILD that is simply set to "ld.lld" and its contents is passed to the -fuse option when calling clang. I simply...

> Sincee for chromium based browsers, if compiling them much (often), like me at a repo, the linker couldd definitly help. > > Can you post me here the link?...

Meanwhile, the `chromium` developers have clearly committed themselves to not support building `chromium` with `mold`: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1280356#c1 Apparently as a consequence, they are now blocking `mold` as with the latest (as...

Looks like this is still not fixed. Is there anybody still maintaining this package?