Update On Parallel make

Contributed by merdely on 2007-12-01 from the make-make-make dept.

J.C. Roberts let's us know that Marc Espie (espie@) posted an status update of his work on parallel make (make -j). Not only will the new make -j help with speeding up build times, but it may also prove to be useful in discovering some currently unknown bugs. All in all, it's a very interesting development.

This is a follow-up to a previous posting from Marc.

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By Ted Walther (24.84.160.227) on 2007-12-04 19:33 http://reactor-core.org/

This is why I use OpenBSD. I love to see good software made even better, instead of thrown out every three weeks and written from scratch. Props.

Ted
By Anonymous Coward (68.146.54.45) Kevin R on 2007-12-05 20:37

Cool stuff, thanks for working on this.

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