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It's not the linking process that make -j speeds up, but the optimization part.
by delinka 11y ago
It's not the linking process that make -j speeds up, but the optimization part.
- tsavola 11y agoAFAIK the bulk of link time optimization happens in the linker. The parallelizable compiler invocations just store extra information in the object files. The linker invocation is a single make job, which is the unit of make -j parallelism.
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]