concurrent-make: preference variable

Default value: 1

The concurrent-make variable controls how the make command behaves. If 0, the make command always runs the compiler or other program non-concurrently, exiting the concurrent process if it needs to. If 2, the make command always runs the compiler concurrently, creating a concurrent process if it needs to. If 1 (the default), the make command runs the compiler concurrently if a concurrent process is already running, non-concurrently otherwise.

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