Hi...
Eli Zaretskii wrote on 01.02.2016 20:14:17:
> Add "--debug=j" to the make command-line switches and see if it
> launches more than one command at a time.
>
> Anyway, your makefile.mak file can be written in such a way as to
> effectively prohibit parallelism, due to how it lays out depende
> From: "Nagarjuna Badigunchala (RBEI/EAP4)"
>
> Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2016 11:18:38 +
>
> Can somebody tell me how to use the parallelism feature of GNU make?
> I tried to use the following command for parallel build but it is not working.
> Make –j 7 –f makefile.mak build
> When I execute
> I tried to use the following command for parallel build but it is not working.
> *Make **–**j 7 **–**f makefile.mak build*
I find your impression strange.
> When I execute the above command, I can see that the GNU make is utilizing
> 40%-60% of CPU.
Which tools did you use to check the run ti
Hello,
Can somebody tell me how to use the parallelism feature of GNU make?
I tried to use the following command for parallel build but it is not working.
Make -j 7 -f makefile.mak build
When I execute the above command, I can see that the GNU make is utilizing
40%-60% of CPU. When I execute the
