From: vallor@vallor.earth   
      
   At Thu, 30 Oct 2025 04:52:50 +0000, vallor  wrote:   
      
   > $ grep 'model name' /proc/cpuinfo | uniq   
   > model name	: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X 32-Core Processor   
      
   That was on Linux.  Now in a virt running Cygwin on Windows 11 Pro for   
   Workstations...C drive image is on my NAS, connected with 10G-base-T.   
   nproc is 4.   
      
   CYGWIN_NT-10.0-26100 w11 3.6.5-1.x86_64 2025-10-09 17:21 UTC x86_64 Cygwin   
      
   $ time -p ./bootstrap   
   [...]   
   real 14.29   
   user 6.55   
   sys 3.39   
      
   $ time -p ./configure   
   [...]   
   real 106.75   
   user 38.89   
   sys 46.26   
      
   $ time -p make -j$(nproc)   
   [...]   
   real 31.40   
   user 50.76   
   sys 15.83   
      
   $ time -p make install   
   [...]   
   real 3.28   
   user 1.24   
   sys 1.52   
      
   So configure took 1:47.  Also, that's a bit misleading, because   
   I had to run ./configure multiple times, and use the cygwin package   
   manager to install dependencies: flex, bison, and libreadline-dev.   
      
   I could have run it on a RAMdisk, but wasn't worth my time to figure   
   out how to set one up in Windows...which probably would have taken   
   more than 107 seconds to do anyway.   
      
   Seems like ./configure could be made faster, though, but one   
   only runs it occasionally...   
      
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