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How to make pdfLaTeX multithreaded when `shell`-scape`-shell-escape` is enabled?

I am using \write18 enabled (or --shell-scapeescape) with externalization to compile a bunch of PGFplots. The first run takes much time, and I noticed that pdflatex only runs on one CPU core. Is there any way to have pdflatex use multiple cores? (at listleast when \write18 is enabled)

How to make pdfLaTeX multithreaded when `shell-scape` is enabled?

I am using \write18 enabled (or shell-scape) with externalization to compile a bunch of PGFplots. The first run takes much time, and I noticed that pdflatex only runs on one CPU core. Is there any way to have pdflatex use multiple cores? (at list when \write18 is enabled)

How to make pdfLaTeX multithreaded when `--shell-escape` is enabled?

I am using \write18 enabled (or --shell-escape) with externalization to compile a bunch of PGFplots. The first run takes much time, and I noticed that pdflatex only runs on one CPU core. Is there any way to have pdflatex use multiple cores? (at least when \write18 is enabled)

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How to make pdfLaTeX multithreaded when `shell-scape` is enabled?

I am using \write18 enabled (or shell-scape) with externalization to compile a bunch of PGFplots. The first run takes much time, and I noticed that pdflatex only runs on one CPU core. Is there any way to have pdflatex use multiple cores? (at list when \write18 is enabled)