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He's asking whether the number of jobs is artificially limited to the number of processors, not what happens when the number of jobs is greater than the number
by brianpgordon 13y ago
He's asking whether the number of jobs is artificially limited to the number of processors, not what happens when the number of jobs is greater than the number of processors.
- pwg 13y agoI believe the only limiter on a 'make -j' is how quickly make can scan directories, stat() the files, and fork() additional compiler instances.