On Sun, 29 Apr 2001 15:00:51 +0200, Neta Bar Tal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Hi there!
>when i use GNU make with the -j flag, all the output of the process
>(compiling in parallel) is mixed together,
>what can I do in order to avoid this situation (maybe I should flush the
>buffers in each child
%% Neta Bar Tal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
nbt> when i use GNU make with the -j flag, all the output of the process
nbt> (compiling in parallel) is mixed together,
nbt> what can I do in order to avoid this situation (maybe I should flush the
nbt> buffers in each child process, but I don'
Hi there!
when i use GNU make with the -j flag, all the output of the process
(compiling in parallel) is mixed together,
what can I do in order to avoid this situation (maybe I should flush the
buffers in each child process, but I don't know where
to change it).
please help if you can
p.s - im usi
Hi there!
when i use GNU make with the -j flag, all the ouput of the process
(compiling in parallel) is mixed together,
what can i do in order to avoid this situation (maybe i should flush the
buffers in each child process, but i dont know where
to change it).
please help if you can
regards
Neta
