Reverting the mold linker
Laurent Montel
montel at kde.org
Mon Oct 5 21:17:14 BST 2026
Le 05.10.2026 18:20, Nicolas Fella a écrit :
> On 05/10/2026 18:11, Laurent Montel wrote:
>> Le 05.10.2026 18:00, Allen Winter a écrit :
>>> On Monday, October 5, 2026 11:24:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time Laurent
>>> Montel wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Laurent
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>>>
>>>> If it's install on your computer you can use it.
>>>> It doesn't force you.
>>>
>>> to avoid mold you need to:
>>> - uninstall mold or move it out out $PATH
>>> - explicitly pass -DUSE_MOLD_LINKER=OFF
>>> - explicitly pass -DCMAKE_LINKER_TYPE=LLD (or another cmake
>>> supported linker)
>>>
>>> some linux distros allow you to set the default linker using
>>> `alternatives`.
>>> maybe developers can try `alternatives --config ld` instead?
>>> otherwise pass -DCMAKE_LINKER_TYPE=MOLD
>>
>>
>> 1) Question: is it break your build ?
> This is not about the merits of Mold, or whether it's faster or not.
> This is about having a consistent build system for all KDE software
> without automagic special cases for individual projects.
So you can remove pre-commit support too as not all has this support...
Or you can remove ECMQtDeclareLoggingCategory for sure not all kde
software support it.
>
>> 2) Why a not maintainer can remove commit without MR ?
>> I remember that Nicolas doesn't accept it in framework.
>>
>>
>> So He decides for him just after sending email ?!
>
> I did not decide this for myself. This was discussed several times in
> the Kontact Matrix room, after feedback from distributions, and had
> support from other PIM maintainers.
>
>
Just to be sure, you discussed on a channel where you know that I don't
read it, without sending email on mailing list
and you decided with other PIM maintainers (I don't know that
kmail/pim-sieveeditor/kaddressbook/mbox-exporter/ add more project
had official maintainer).
But you didn't send a email to ML or to me, and you decide without MR to
reverse all.
I am right ?
So I maintain pim* from 20 years (2007) and you don't care and you
decided to reverse my commit.
If I remember you reversed my patch on framework because it was not
validating.
But it seems that you don't care to apply your rules to you.
I didn't know that you maintain something in pim*
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