> a friend build the Linux kernel using -j16, although I think he
> gave that up because of the confusing error messages)
My solution is to build with -j16, then build again with -j1 and watch
one error message. With that solution in mind you understand soon that
setting -j option in .vimrc is broken because you need *two* commands:
1) compile till hitting any error
2) compile with -j1 to find that one error without confusing error
messages
Its not perfect but fastest in many cases.
If you have a look at vim-addon-actions you can bind make commands to
keys multiple times easily - and while doing so add -jX options.
Using vim-addon-local-vimrc for each project is another easy solution:
define those two mappings once and continue working
Marc Weber
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