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make requires a Makefile, whereas one can pass parameters directly to parallel. There also seems to be a few more options revolving around job success/failure
by jcsalterego 16y ago
make requires a Makefile, whereas one can pass parameters directly to parallel.
There also seems to be a few more options revolving around job success/failure and how to react -- a) ignore failed jobs and report how many at the end, b) cleanly exit as soon as a job fails and c) stop all jobs as soon as one fails.
- tptacek 16y agoThose (a) (b) and (c) points sound like strengths of make, to me.
- jcsalterego 16y agoSorry, those were features of parallel, not make (unless I'm mistaken).