Question of FPGA compile farm 2012

I was under the impression that my FPGA LV code can be compiled by several workers when I bought and installed the FPGA compile farm Toolkit.  What I have, however, is that each work of compilation can only be compiled by a worker.  I expect that a single compilation work can be divided by the number of workers.

So I see that a worker of computers will compile two computers of worker work.  It's just that a worker will be compiled at the same time.

I just misunderstand the features to compile farm Toolkit or is it an installation problem?

Thank you

No, a unique compilation cannot be shared between workers. Nature of the beast-FPGA "compilation" is not something that lends itself to parallelism. You have the advantage that the build tools run much faster under linux, however.

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    http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/WebSearch/311C18E2D635FA338625714700664816?OpenDocument

    Kind regards

    Navjodh

    National Instruments

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