Default MAKEFLAGS to -j#3663
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This tells `make` to run in parallel by default. If I do ``` $ rake clobber; time rake compile ``` On the main branch it's like this: ``` ________________________________________________________ Executed in 9.71 secs fish external usr time 8.41 secs 128.00 micros 8.41 secs sys time 1.16 secs 530.00 micros 1.16 secs ``` On this branch it's like this: ``` ________________________________________________________ Executed in 3.89 secs fish external usr time 11.49 secs 127.00 micros 11.49 secs sys time 2.00 secs 553.00 micros 2.00 secs ``` So this buys me about 6 seconds on my machine
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This tells
maketo run in parallel by default. If I doOn the main branch it's like this:
On this branch it's like this:
So this buys me about 6 seconds on my machine