Post AdTGVl4DgqTO5oylfs by mitsunee@ieji.de
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 (DIR) Post #AdTGVl4DgqTO5oylfs by mitsunee@ieji.de
       2024-01-03T10:28:20Z
       
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       So I'm still using cargo-update and just noticed when it's building the final binary that only happens on a single thread, which explains why it takes so long.Would --jobs help use more threads for that final part, or does that only limit it while it could be doing multiple dependencies in parallel before that?I don't actually do rust stuff, I just use cargo to install some things like starship :3#cargo #rust #rustlang
       
 (DIR) Post #AdTGVm3tzVoTB7q1om by Revertron@zhub.link
       2024-01-03T14:06:15Z
       
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       @mitsunee Usually Rust compiles all dependencies using all CPUs, but the final part is linkage of those parts, and Link Time Optimization, that can be very long.