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Is there some environment where `make -j` without an argument produces good results? I just followed these instructions and was sad to be reminded that here in 2016 Linux still doesn't know what to do when a program eats all the RAM. From `make(1)`: > If the -j option is given without an argument, make will not limit the number of jobs that can run simultaneously.
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Is there some environment where
make -jwithout an argument produces good results? I just followed these instructions and was sad to be reminded that here in 2016 Linux still doesn't know what to do when a program eats all the RAM.From
make(1):