mk:tldr:28e41
mk: Call a specific target, executing 4 jobs at a time in parallel.
$ NPROC=4 mk ${target}
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This command assigns the value of 4 to the variable NPROC using the syntax NPROC=4.
The command then executes the "mk" command, passing the value of the variable "target" as an argument. The "${target}" notation is used to expand the value of the "target" variable.
In summary, this command sets the value of the "NPROC" variable to 4, and then passes the value of the "target" variable as an argument to the "mk" command.
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