Bug#1080322: latexmk: add -parallel=N option
John Collins <[email protected]>
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At this point, I'm thinking that the solution inside latexmk is best, since it can then keep track of all the dependency information more easily. I'm definitely inclined to incorporate the -parallel option into the next version of latexmk. There are situations where it will be useful (and I remember from an earlier e-mail from Barak, that he's already encountered some). There are a few anomalies I'm seeing, which can be corrected fairly easily I think. John On 3/24/26 9:12 AM, Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote: > I was thinking about it, and another way to implement latexmk > -parallel would be to have it kick out little temporary Makefiles and > invoke GNU Make on them, instead of doing its own parallel job control > and output buffering. The various make processes could be set up to > all be below a master make process, which sets up plumbing so they can > all coordinate on the level of parallelism. Maybe "I'll" try that, see > if it comes out cleaner.