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>> Make.exe offers no support for what you are doing...

> Actually, make does all I need...

I understood you to have said just the opposite and to have asked how to 
make make.exe do what you want.

Make has no facilities for apportioning source files among compiler 
instances executing in different threads.

However the IDE provides a *.bpr project file in which the names and options 
for the various needed tools as well as the list of files used to perform 
the build.  At least as I understand the concept it does not seem to be that 
complicated to use the information from the project file and then build the 
program in the way which you want.

.  Ed

> Jonathan Benedicto wrote in message
> news:432f2b62$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Actually, make does all I need. It checks for the right dependancies, and 
> then builds a file list for me, passing that along with the command line 
> options to my app, that my app then uses to start several bcc32 instances.
>
> People have been successfully using my app for a while now. If you like to 
> see how I've been doing it, I uploaded the latest version a few days ago 
> to attachments. It is called mtbcc32 v1.6. Just copy mtbcc32.exe to the 
> BCB\Bin directory, and then open any Borland makefile, change the line 
> BCC32=bcc32 to BCC32=mtbcc32, save it, and then perform the make. This 
> runs my app in the default two threaded, 50/50 sharing mode.
>
> That zip also contains the source code.