-j is the amount of jobs, and -l is the load average.

It's Linux only, and I'm trying to figure out how it's done for Mac and Windows.

It actually works. Just run make ready while htop is running and its stats will show all cores being utilized.

This is a crappy diff. I found a refined way of doing paralell building.

Well, the way I see it, -j$(nproc) is the only solution...

• Forgot the -j...

• Stupid me! *facepalm*

Oh, no it's make ready $(nproc)

Hm. I think all you need to do to fix this is to add make -j$(nproc) ready to the BUILDING.md file in the PawLIB repo.

I did this in master branch...

I can't arc land for yet another reason.

Also, I'm applying this patch on qub3d-libdeps so that PawLIB can be compiled there.

Done.

I guarantee you I *will* find out how to do this.

I volunteer.