It is just a virtual machine in the cloud, so I do not plan to create a
distributed jobs, only parrallel ones on the same host. I would like to use
only 1 job / 1 host architecture.
You are right about the CPU capacity, but the strage thing is the following.
The CPU utilization is below 1% wit
On Wed, 2016-02-17 at 14:51 +0100, Tamás Fülöp wrote:
> This command utilizes at least 80% of the CPU on a local machine, but
> not in the cloud environment.
Wait, I think we were not clear what you meant by "cloud environment".
GNU make supports _parallel_ jobs: that is, running multiple recipe
Hello everyone,
I have played with the "-j" switch, but it did not affect the performance. I
have tried with "-j 2", "-j" and without "-j" options, none of these improved
the performance. I have also tried to set the priority level of the make.exe to
"High" and "RealTime", but the CPU utilizati
On Wed, 2016-02-17 at 10:35 +0100, Tamás Fülöp wrote:
> I am experiencing problems with the GNU make 3.81 in Amazon-like cloud
> environment. The "make.exe" does not utilizes the virtual CPUs, the
> utilization sits around 1% and that makes the building process really
> slow.
You haven't given us
Hi everyone,
I am experiencing problems with the GNU make 3.81 in Amazon-like cloud
environment. The "make.exe" does not utilizes the virtual CPUs, the utilization
sits around 1% and that makes the building process really slow.
I have made the tests in the following environment:
OS: Windows 7 x6
