It's painfully slow because it bootstrap a chicken compiler toolchain.
Of cause it could be speeded up by enabling parallel build. There is
actually an upstream bug[1] mentioning this issue and gentoo has a
patch[2] which enables parallel build in their source tree, the patch
works with chicken 4.8 but I suppose I could adjust it for 4.10. I just
didn't know that build time is a big issue.
Sometimes it is only one of many subdirs that needs to be built first
or that needs be built without parallelism. Then it can be worked
around with something like:
make -j1 -C lib && make
-nc
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