In the QNX C/C++ Project settings go under the Make Builder tab - there is an entry at the bottom for using multiple 
threads when compiling.

Note that this is limited to compiling - the linking is done on a single thread and compilation is limited to one 
project at a time, i.e.

3 projects A, B, and C each have 10 source files and the parallel job number is 5.

Build All would build A, then B, then C.  During source file compilation A's 10 files are compiled 5 at a time until 
they are all done.  The project is then linked on a single thread. Momentics then moves on to project B and does the 
same thing...



If you want parallel job compilation you will need to script it all from the command line.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Gerald Brandt [mailto:community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2015 2:36 PM
To: general-ide
Subject: Parallel Builds



I'm running Momentics v6.3.2.  Is there a way to do parallel builds, so I use all six of my processors to compile 
instead of just one?



Gerald









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I'm not too familiar with IDE 4.0 but if your project type is based on make, you should be able to build with six 
threads by passing -j6 to make. I think some QNX Makefile project types have a JLEVEL variable that may be useful as 
well.