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Is there a way to make it use the number of CPU cores instead of hardcoding a fixed value into a config file that’s used on different machines?

• wonrax 3y ago
  RUSTFLAGS environment variable, it's mentioned in the post too: > $ RUSTFLAGS="-Z threads=8" cargo build --release
  • seritools 3y ago
    that doen't answer parent's question.
    • sodality2 3y ago
      $(nproc) as the value might work. (On Linux)
• epage 3y ago
  Keep in mind, this is still an experiment and is restricted to nightly, so its not configured for general use. Id expect the stabilized default to be number of cores. No idea where this effort is at but at one point they were going to use jobserver to coordinate across cargo's rustc invokations at which point cargo's job count will be used which defaults to number of cores (and supports counting down from that with negative numbers.
• lights0123 3y ago
  Because it uses the jobserver protocol which Cargo initializes to the number of cores by default, I'd imagine you could set the new flag to some unreasonably high number (e.g. 10000) and it should limit usage to free cores.