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Keep going when some targets cannot be build, if checked, will invoke the make with the -k or --keep-going option. This makes make to continue the make process even if there are errors found in some rules. Without this option, make terminates when it encounters the fist error. Read the make info page for more details.
Silent do not echo commands, if checked, will not show the make commands before they are executed.
Produce debugging output, if checked, produces lots of outputs during the build. Better keep it unchecked.
Warn when an undefined variable is referenced. does exactly what it says during the build process. Useful if you want to keep your Makefiles clean and tidy.
Autosave before Build will save the files before they are build, if checked. This makes sure the build gets the lasted file contents.
Max number of jobs gives the maximum number of jobs make can spawn during the build process. Usually, make likes to spawn as many processes as possible which are independent of each other. This virtually speeds up the process, can can clog the CPU if run on slow computers. Give a reasonable maximum number of jobs it should handle which will be comfortable with your computer. By default, it's set to 0 (zero) which means infinite number of jobs can be spawned.
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