Re: gfortran, g95, and dual-core

Tim Prince wrote:

For example,(with f77 code) if the makefile
runs fsplit on a single source file, causes each subroutine to be
rebuilt separately, then combines individual objects into a single large
object, make doesn't automatically see the possibility of building the
individual objects in parallel.

Is there some simple way to build them in parallel?
.

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