* Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking
@ 1999-11-03 11:03 Stewart Pelegan
1999-11-04 1:18 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
1999-11-30 23:28 ` Stewart Pelegan
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From: Stewart Pelegan @ 1999-11-03 11:03 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: help-gcc
Is there a switch that can be used to tell either gcc or g++ to take
advantage of your multiprocessor environment?
I've got an UltraSPARC 10 and an UltraSPARC 60. The Ultra10 has 128MB of RAM
and one processor and the Ultra60 has 512MB and two processors.
Compiling and linking code seems to take about the same amount of time
on both boxes. Is there anything I can do on the Ultra60 to speed up compiling
and linking? Thanks.
Stewart Pelegan <spelegan@csc.com>
Computer Sciences Corporation
301.921.3206
Fax: 301.840.8934
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* Re: Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking
1999-11-03 11:03 Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking Stewart Pelegan
@ 1999-11-04 1:18 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
1999-11-30 23:28 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
1999-11-30 23:28 ` Stewart Pelegan
1 sibling, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Joerg Faschingbauer @ 1999-11-04 1:18 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: help-gcc
speleganSpAmNoTmE@csc.com (Stewart Pelegan) writes:
> Is there a switch that can be used to tell either gcc or g++ to take
> advantage of your multiprocessor environment?
>
> I've got an UltraSPARC 10 and an UltraSPARC 60. The Ultra10 has 128MB of RAM
> and one processor and the Ultra60 has 512MB and two processors.
> Compiling and linking code seems to take about the same amount of time
> on both boxes. Is there anything I can do on the Ultra60 to speed up compiling
> and linking? Thanks.
gcc has no such option that I know of. GNU make has the -j option that
you might want to use.
Joerg
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* Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking
1999-11-03 11:03 Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking Stewart Pelegan
1999-11-04 1:18 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
@ 1999-11-30 23:28 ` Stewart Pelegan
1 sibling, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Stewart Pelegan @ 1999-11-30 23:28 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: help-gcc
Is there a switch that can be used to tell either gcc or g++ to take
advantage of your multiprocessor environment?
I've got an UltraSPARC 10 and an UltraSPARC 60. The Ultra10 has 128MB of RAM
and one processor and the Ultra60 has 512MB and two processors.
Compiling and linking code seems to take about the same amount of time
on both boxes. Is there anything I can do on the Ultra60 to speed up compiling
and linking? Thanks.
Stewart Pelegan <spelegan@csc.com>
Computer Sciences Corporation
301.921.3206
Fax: 301.840.8934
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* Re: Multi-processor Switch for Compiling and Linking
1999-11-04 1:18 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
@ 1999-11-30 23:28 ` Joerg Faschingbauer
0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Joerg Faschingbauer @ 1999-11-30 23:28 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: help-gcc
speleganSpAmNoTmE@csc.com (Stewart Pelegan) writes:
> Is there a switch that can be used to tell either gcc or g++ to take
> advantage of your multiprocessor environment?
>
> I've got an UltraSPARC 10 and an UltraSPARC 60. The Ultra10 has 128MB of RAM
> and one processor and the Ultra60 has 512MB and two processors.
> Compiling and linking code seems to take about the same amount of time
> on both boxes. Is there anything I can do on the Ultra60 to speed up compiling
> and linking? Thanks.
gcc has no such option that I know of. GNU make has the -j option that
you might want to use.
Joerg
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