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make (3.81): unintuitive recipe execution order on Linux
From: |
SysTom |
Subject: |
make (3.81): unintuitive recipe execution order on Linux |
Date: |
30 May 2007 11:41:43 -0700 |
User-agent: |
G2/1.0 |
Hello,
I have a makefile that produces a dummy object to indicate that
'everything is made'. The recipe is roughly as follows:
$(DUMMY): $(SOMETHING)
...
$(MAKE) something
...
touch $(DUMMY)
something: $(SOMETHING)
{make something}
However, it always makes because, for some reason, 'something' is
always 5s older then $(DUMMY).
Strangely, it behaves as I would expect on cygwin, but exhibits this
unexpected behavior on Linux.
Any ideas?
Thanks, SysTom
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