I am invoking cmake as part of a jenkins script and am using "cmake --build ." to kick off the build. This works but does not do the equivalent of "make -j4" to take advantage of all 4 cores when run on a linux machine. When run on a windows machine the building in parallel is already taken care of by an add_definitions(/MP$(NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS)) command in the CMakeLists.txt. Is there a command line option to get "cmake --build" to invoke make with the appropriate -j option for linux builds ? Or something I can add to my CMakeLists.txt similar to the /MP option for Visual Studio builds ? Or will I have to invoke "make -j4" on linux and "cmake --build ." on windows instead of being able to keep the same build command irrespective of OS ?
-- Glenn
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