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20060424 Monday April 24, 2006

parallel features of dmake and gmake Nik wrote up a simple summary of the differences between dmake and gmake when it comes to doing parallel builds.  If you're thinking about changing your Makefiles to support both, or switching from one to the other, this gives a quick summary of the differences.  His email was part of a larger discussion on the OpenSolaris tools forum related to a possible Google Summer of Code project.
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