When using the classic build system, a build will fail but still report "Make was successful"
Expected Behavior
If the build fails, the message should be "Make NOT succssful"
Current Behavior
Make always reports successful, even if it wasn't
Possible Solution
I'm guessing this is most often due to the change to make; make install in the compile scripts. The first make command fails, but the $? variables gets clobbered by the make install. This should be separated into a make, with a subsequent check, and then if it succeeded, a call to make install.
When using the classic build system, a build will fail but still report "Make was successful"
Expected Behavior
If the build fails, the message should be "Make NOT succssful"
Current Behavior
Make always reports successful, even if it wasn't
Possible Solution
I'm guessing this is most often due to the change to
make; make installin the compile scripts. The firstmakecommand fails, but the$?variables gets clobbered by themake install. This should be separated into amake, with a subsequent check, and then if it succeeded, a call tomake install.Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)