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    Marek
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    Hi all,

    Does "-j" switch work for jom.exe as for make ? (Qt 5.7 Qt Creator 4.1.0 )

    I have Linux development machine and in project configuration I set argument for make -j6 and I can see that computer is speeding up.

    My second development machine is Windows 10 (Qt 5.7 Qt Creator 4.1.0 fresh install), there is no difference in build time if I set or not -j parameter. On Windows I'm using msvc2015 32Bit and jom.exe but I'm pretty sure somewhere was written that -j parameter is supported by jom

    So how can I utilize multicore processor on Windows 10?

    Best Regards
    Marek

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    • M Marek

      Hi all,

      Does "-j" switch work for jom.exe as for make ? (Qt 5.7 Qt Creator 4.1.0 )

      I have Linux development machine and in project configuration I set argument for make -j6 and I can see that computer is speeding up.

      My second development machine is Windows 10 (Qt 5.7 Qt Creator 4.1.0 fresh install), there is no difference in build time if I set or not -j parameter. On Windows I'm using msvc2015 32Bit and jom.exe but I'm pretty sure somewhere was written that -j parameter is supported by jom

      So how can I utilize multicore processor on Windows 10?

      Best Regards
      Marek

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      @Marek
      it's actually the purpose of jom to use all available cores.
      So you do not need to specify any parameter to do so, since it does it by default.

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        Marek
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        ahh...
        Thanks for reply.

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