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The current build directory and target name are displayed above the graph in the Dmake Jobs Graph Window.
The y-axis displays the names of the host machines on which build processes are running. The time required to run a build process is shown in units of seconds or minutes on the x-axis. Use the Graph Options dialog box (to open, choose Options 
Graph) to set the time interval shown on the x-axis.
Each job is indicated in the graph by a line. A gap in a line segment indicates that the build process has stopped momentarily for that job (that process could be waiting for another job to complete).
If you are running multiple builds, only one job starts at the beginning of the time line while the rest start at some later point. The first build job (determined by the .dmakerc file) begins at the 0 point in the time line, and other build jobs begin a few seconds after the first.