On 26/09/2014 22:30, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Bill --
Hi Joe,
>
>> Sometimes make goes overboard with the number of parallel processes, you
>> can limit the number using '-jN' and with two hyperthreaded cores like
>> your machine '-j4' is probably optimal.
> As I mentioned, I removed the "-j" flag entirely on the one explicit
> call to make -- and the script was still running many jobs in parallel.
>    I did not (yet) investigate further.
Ah, OK I didn't quite follow. Something deeper is starting a parallel 
make by the sound of it.

AFAIK the JTSDK-QT uses 'cmake --build . --target <target> -- 
-kj<something>' which passes everything after the '--' to the underlying 
make tool, which is 'make' in Linux. I don't know what <something> is 
but I thought it was either a sensible value for the hardware or just '-kj'.

when you say you are running 'make' which Makefile are you building with?
>
>       -- Joe
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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