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Hello,
How can I write a command to tell "yay" (the AUR helper tool) to build packages using multiple cores?
It seems "yay" is only using 2 cores or less when building packages when I have 8 cores available.
How do I know if "yay" is utilizing all of the CPU cores?
I ask because packages are being built super slow, is this common with "yay"?
I entered (10 mins ago):
yay -s https://aur.archlinux.org/ffmpeg-amd-full-git.git
and it is still building the package, which is way too long from my experience in manually installing them.
Thanks.
Last edited by rajhlinux (2022-07-09 06:12:44)
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Yay doesn'tbuild anything. Learn how the Arch build process actually works:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Makepk … ompilation
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Mod note: moving to AUR Issues
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This is entirely dependent on the maintainers PKGBUILD. So it's building from git, the build commands in the PKGBUILD are probably building the software in a predefined about of cores.
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This is entirely dependent on the maintainers PKGBUILD.
No. Please reread the link Jason provided.
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