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all</code>. Building all libraries takes somewhere between 4 minutes
and several hours, depending on the number of processors your machine
has, and requires about 2 GB of free disk space. If you have a
- multi-processor machine, you can call <code>make -j16 target-name</code>
+ multi-processor machine, you can call <code>make -j16 all</code>
to let <code>make</code> call multiple instances of the compiler
(in this case sixteen). This speeds up compilation by about
the factor given after <code>-j</code>, at least if you have as many