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   The root cause is most likely a code-generation/optimisation problem in LLVM.
   This issue is currently under investigation.
-* The parallel compilation feature (added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently disabled
-  by default on 64-bit ARM processors (this includes the Apple M1 and its successors).
+* The parallel compilation feature (added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently turned
+  off by default on all platforms and completely disabled on Windows.
   The reason is a likely thread scheduling bug in LLVM's parallel compilation facilities
-  that very rarely results in a multiply-defined symbol, which ultimately leads to compilation
-  failure. The issue is currently under investigation by the LLVM developers. In the
-  meantime, you can explicitly turn on parallel compilation via the ``kw::parjit``
+  which, on Unix systems, rarely results in a multiply-defined symbol, ultimately leading to a compilation
+  failure. On Windows, parallel compilation under heavy loads results in segmentation faults.
+  The issue is currently under investigation by the LLVM developers. In the
+  meantime, you can explicitly turn on parallel compilation on Unix systems via the ``kw::parjit``
   :ref:`keyword argument <kwargs>` when constructing an integrator or a compiled
   function.
+* The option for selecting the code used model for JIT compilation
+  (added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently disabled on Windows due to what
+  looks like an LLVM bug. The issue is currently under investigation.
 
 Solved
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 <p>The root cause is most likely a code-generation/optimisation problem in LLVM.
 This issue is currently under investigation.</p>
 </li>
-<li><p>The parallel compilation feature (added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently disabled
-by default on 64-bit ARM processors (this includes the Apple M1 and its successors).
+<li><p>The parallel compilation feature (added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently turned
+off by default on all platforms and completely disabled on Windows.
 The reason is a likely thread scheduling bug in LLVM’s parallel compilation facilities
-that very rarely results in a multiply-defined symbol, which ultimately leads to compilation
-failure. The issue is currently under investigation by the LLVM developers. In the
-meantime, you can explicitly turn on parallel compilation via the <code class="docutils literal notranslate"><span class="pre">kw::parjit</span></code>
+which, on Unix systems, rarely results in a multiply-defined symbol, ultimately leading to a compilation
+failure. On Windows, parallel compilation under heavy loads results in segmentation faults.
+The issue is currently under investigation by the LLVM developers. In the
+meantime, you can explicitly turn on parallel compilation on Unix systems via the <code class="docutils literal notranslate"><span class="pre">kw::parjit</span></code>
 <a class="reference internal" href="kwargs.html#kwargs"><span class="std std-ref">keyword argument</span></a> when constructing an integrator or a compiled
 function.</p></li>
+<li><p>The option for selecting the code used model for JIT compilation
+(added in heyoka 6.0.0) is currently disabled on Windows due to what
+looks like an LLVM bug. The issue is currently under investigation.</p></li>
 </ul>
 </section>
 <section id="solved">