> Since I have 2 processors and plently of memory, I thought I'd try
> doing a parallel make of GHC:
>
> make all -j 2
>
> This kind of command normally works great for other code (e.g., things
> written in C and for which I have/can get accurate dependency
> information) but I'm getting no parallelism when building GHC.
>
> Have you explicitly turned parallel make off (e.g., because
> dependencies aren't sufficiently accurate)?
>
> Is there any point in pursuing this?
I'd like to get this working too, but whenever I 'make -j8' in
fptools/ghc/compiler, GNU make seems to go into an infinite loop.
Looking into this has been on my ToDo list for a year or so.
Cheers,
Simon
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