Parallel build
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to make this work so it compiles multiple files at once? Similar than it would when running cmake directly.
./node_modules/cmake-js/bin/cmake-js build -m -- -j 4
I’m currently updating node-vtk which uses cmake-js and it are a lot wrappers to be compiled…
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CMAKE_BUILD_PARALLEL_LEVEL=4 cmaje-js build
First of all, thanks for providing this really useful package. Unfortunately I am having the same problem, the option does not seem to work. Could it be confirmed that @axkibe command is correct and should definitely work?