Hi,
On Tue, Dec 04, 2012 at 10:45:43PM +0100, Matúš Kukan wrote:
Hi,
I've removed MAKEFLAGS+=-r in 0a45deba2be4a77db7540bd050b25bd6c26d7513
because I thought it's supposed to be used only for recursive make
invocation.
Now I see, it really makes a difference (for a reason unknown to me).
It probably should be only MAKEFLAGS += r (there is no - in the
variable if you use make -r)
anyway.. using
.SUFFIXES:
makes even bigger difference for me. Then it's the ~same as using make -r.
It is not the same thing. The .SUFFIXES special rule only deletes
defined (i.e., built-in) suffix rules, but it does not affect built-in
pattern rules. The -r flag disables both.
D.
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