Re: How to disable GCC parallel compilation of universal binaries?

In article <mXMrh.10874$bH4.1046@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Gabriele Greco <gabrielegreco@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> vze35xda@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > Click on your project and in the Build look in All settings.  It
should
> > show Architectures near the top marked for both ppc & i386.  Click on
> > Architectures and uncheck one of them in the panel that appears.
> 
> No, I want to build BOTH architectures and generate a universal binary 
> BUT I want to compile the objects sequentially and not in parallel like 
> gcc behaviour is...
> 
> Anyway I don't use xcode, at least for this project, I've not enough 
> memory to run ALSO xcode (GCC on large sources allocate more than 400mb 
> per file, if ps re****ts are correct, and my machine became a swap box), 
>   upgrade the memory on a mac mini (512mb) is not that easy and I cannot

> risk to loose it at the moment :)

So you're using a Makefile?  That's where you want to look.  GCC doesn't 
start itself up multiple times, but make may start multiple copies of 
gcc if it's configured to do so and if the dependency chain allows it.

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