s up the delivery of compilations by up to an order of magnitude
over plain distcc.<BR>
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Compilation is driven by a client machine, which is typically
the developer's workstation or laptop.  The distcc client runs
on this machine, as does make, the preprocessor (if distcc's pump
mode is not used), the linker, and other stages of the build process.
Any number of volunteer machines act as compilation servers and
help the client to build the program, by running the <B> distccd(1)</B>
daemon, C compiler and 