I have found a way to increase compiling speed of Android NDK. This will work with any versions and any platforms
Since NDK is using make, we can simply add a -j(Number) flag. Go to the (SDK Location)\ndk\(NDK version)\build and edit the ndk-build.cmd (Windows) or ndk-build.sh (Linux/macOS) with any text editor of your choice. In this case, i'm using Windows
add the -j(Number) switch beside the path to make executeable. If you are unsure what number, just put 2. I recommended to use a half number of your CPU core like, if you have 8 cores of CPU, use 4. If your CPU usage is too high, reduce the number
That's pretty much all, enjoy compiling in parallel!
Since NDK is using make, we can simply add a -j(Number) flag. Go to the (SDK Location)\ndk\(NDK version)\build and edit the ndk-build.cmd (Windows) or ndk-build.sh (Linux/macOS) with any text editor of your choice. In this case, i'm using Windows
add the -j(Number) switch beside the path to make executeable. If you are unsure what number, just put 2. I recommended to use a half number of your CPU core like, if you have 8 cores of CPU, use 4. If your CPU usage is too high, reduce the number
Code:
"%PREBUILT_PATH%\bin\make.exe" -j4 -O -f "%NDK_ROOT%\build\core\build-local.mk" SHELL=cmd %*That's pretty much all, enjoy compiling in parallel!
