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I just compiled vidalia with 1 job, and then with 4 jobs. (with 1 job, it rakes 2.7 times the time taken with 4 jobs)
Compiling with 1 job:
real 2m42.293s
user 2m19.494s
sys 0m21.199s
Compiling with 4 jobs:
real 0m59.437s
user 2m28.377s
sys 0m25.388s
If I am compiling stuff from terminal, I can simply do that by making an alias "alias make="make -j 4" but "makepkg" doesnt respect that.
Any idea on how can I always compile stuff with 4 jobs even thought the PKGBUILD says to use "make" but I actually want "make -j 4".
Last edited by shadyabhi (2011-04-19 11:14:45)
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sudo nano /etc/makepkg.conf
Scroll down and uncomment and change.
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sudo nano /etc/makepkg.conf
Scroll down and uncomment and change.
Oh. Even I too opened that file in vim and searched for "make" and got nothing interesting. Actually, it was capital "MAKEFLAGS".
Adding this to /etc/makepkg.conf did the job. Thanks.
MAKEFLAGS="-j 4"
Last edited by shadyabhi (2011-04-19 11:17:15)
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