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Actually the thing that might need that would be make -j. Maybe it would make sense to make a bsd or gnu make version that integrates those optimizations. I am
by riedel 6mo ago
Actually the thing that might need that would be make -j. Maybe it would make sense to make a bsd or gnu make version that integrates those optimizations. I am actually running a lot of stuff in cygwin and there is huge fork penalties on windows, so my hope would be to actually get some real payloads faster...
- jkool702 6mo agoI hate to say it but forkrun probably wont work in cygwin. I haven't tried it, but forkrun makes heavy use of linux-only syscalls trhat I suspect arent available in cygwin. forkrun might work under WSL2, as its my understanding WSL2 runs a full linux kernel in a hypervisor.