Reproduced statement: This article is reprinted from Melski's blog, more infomation, pls refer to: How ElectricMake guarantees reliable parallel builds Parallel execution is a popular technique for reducing software build length, and for good reason. These days, multi-core computers have become standard — even my laptop has four cores — so there’s horsepower to spare. And it’s “falling over easy” to implement: just slap a “-j” onto your make command-line, sit back and enjo...

---------------------- Reproduced statement: This article is reprinted from Melski's blog, more infomation, pls refer to: http://blog.melski.net/2011/03/28/whats-new-in-electricaccelerator-5-4-0/   This month, Electric Cloud announced the release of ElectricAccelerator 5.4. This version adds a lot of great new features, including support for GNU Make’s .SECONDEXPANSION feature and the use of $(eval) in rule bodies, and compatibility with Cygwin 1.7.7. In addition to t...

---------------------- Reproduced statement: This article is reprinted from Melski's blog, more infomation, pls refer to: http://blog.melski.net/2010/12/17/bash-completion-for-electricaccelerator/ Maybe you haven’t noticed, but Electric Make (emake) has a lot of command-line options. Besides the options it inherits from emulating GNU make (or NMAKE), it has about fifty of its own options, from –emake-annodetail to –emake-tmpdir. Remembering them all, and their exact spel...