The problem is solved, but I do have questions that I couldn't the answer to in any of the docs.
On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 9:37 AM, dexen deVries <dexen.devr...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > -s won't help you there, because it regards processing of /command line/ > arguments, not of prerequisites. consider: > > $ NPROC=1 mk my_target > The NPROC=1 solved the problem. My mkfile is written in a way that requires a sequential operation. I need to look at it further. Think a large part of my problem was a misunderstanding of the -s option. Anyway, here is a question. Presuming I can't fix my mkfile to operate in parallel, is there a way to cause sequential operation other than the "NPROC=1" at the command line? It's too easy to forget. Is there a way to specify that mode of operation by something I put into the mkfile? Thanks! Blake
