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make -j2
seems to work?
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What do you think about adding a ruby-install parameter which would be passed through to -j?
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Sounds good. Both make
and rake
support a -j
option.
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I think this might already work by exporting MAKEFLAGS="-j2"
before calling ruby-install. My (admittedly limited) understanding of make is that it looks for that env variable and applies the flags, so you don't have to append the flag everywhere you call make
.
Perhaps this should be added to the readme or usage instead of having another parameter? What do you think @postmodern?
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That works for me, thanks @caius! I guess this can be closed. I don't know if this addresses the other ruby flavors though.
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