Hello,
dpkg-buildpackage's -j option enables concurrency within "debian/rules"
but it only sets the "parallel" option in DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS for packages
to act upon. So if it doesn't work in your case, it's because your
package is not implementing it and not because dpkg-buildpackage is
broken.
There's nothing to fix at the dpkg-buildpackage level, please file bug
reports against the packages that would benefit from enhanced support of
the parallel option.
** Changed in: dpkg (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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dpkg-buildpackage doesn't use multicore CPUs
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