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So what differentiates mold from wild now ? Is wild using different data structures?

(Wild is another fast linker, that only supports Linux)

Wild's primary purpose is incremental linking - I guess now the primary difference is a race + subtle differences in performance between projects.

wild's primary purpose is incremental linking, which it incidentally does not support at all, while still being faster than mold by a long shot.

They're not that far apart anymore. Wild is still faster on average but they trade blows occasionally. Both are well ahead of the next best.

Thanks for pointing out Wild.