l rules, as well as things like
differing QoS classes for different alias interfaces. There're other
uses; these are the first that came to my mind.
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d give everyone more bang
for their buck.
I think the people have spoken on this one. Thanks all for the useful feedback.
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On 6/4/07, Miguel Bazdresch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Deskin Miller wrote:
> > [ should the book say anything about 'make -j X' on multi-core systems? ]
>
> ['make -j X' where X is number of cores is more or less optimal...]
>
> As far as mentionin
Section 4 or
5 somewhere, perhaps in SBU discussion (4.5 'About SBUs'), to let SMP
users know.
Is this worth adding to the book? I'm continuing building using make
-j2, and haven't had any issues with it thus far; if I do discover
any, I'll be sure to post about it.
-Des
