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One of (many) other ways to speed up C++ (or C) builds is to use multi-processing in your make file - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/414714/compiling-with-

One of (many) other ways to speed up C++ (or C) builds is to use multi-processing in your make file - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/414714/compiling-with-g-using-multiple-cores https://stackoverflow.com/questions/414714/compiling-with-g-... - I typically get about a 20% speed up, but obviously YMMV.

bla3 6y ago
This post here recommends using ninja, which does this automatically.
- wetmelon 6y ago
  Personally I like Tup, which also does this, and has no dependencies, but it has some quirks.
saagarjha 6y ago
Careful, this can break certain makefiles that are not written to take this into account.
- zabzonk 6y ago
  Perhaps post a link to this problem?
  - saagarjha 6y ago
    You should be able to find a fair amount of published literature about it if you search "make parallel build issues".