[ Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker writes ]
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philip Brown)
>
> phil> It then becomes possible for the user to simply do
> phil>
> phil> MAKE='gmake -j 2' gmake
> phil>
> phil> and have it compile in half the time on a dual-cpu system.
>
> So, wouldn't the following work with what you have today?
>
> MAKE='gmake -j 2 -f Makefile[.ssl]' gmake
Probably. But that's not user-friendly. It's non-standard.
My point being that
MAKE='gmake j 2' gmake
or better yet
export MAKE='gmake -j 2'
$MAKE
works on ALL build trees that have not been tweaked badly.
Unfortunately, the current openssl Makefile comes under the category of
"tweaked badly" for this situation, until the suggested change is made.
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