Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> Keep in mind that parallel make only executes the rule commands in
> parallel, it does not cause the dependency analysis to be distributed.
> In order to satisfy a dependency graph you only need to process each node
> once, and parallelism doesn't change that.
Well, the proposed patch eliminates the issue for a single sub-make,
by artificially serializing the execution of these rules. But I'm still
concerned about what happens when a sub-make running in a different
directory sees a dependency on parse.h. There *is* distributed
dependency analysis when you think about that scenario.
regards, tom lane
