make tests (which refers to a directory) can lead to a silent error when someone meant to type make test which is a target in our Makefile.
AlaskanEmily
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Today at 09:22
Both GNU and BSD make let you totally disable all implicit targets and rules
Which I do for basically all my projects
pbone
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Today at 09:22
That's a good idea.
AlaskanEmily
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Today at 09:23
For BSD it's -r, I forget what for GNU make, and add .SUFFIXES: to the start of the makefile
make tests(which refers to a directory) can lead to a silent error when someone meant to typemake testwhich is a target in our Makefile.AlaskanEmily — Today at 09:22 Both GNU and BSD make let you totally disable all implicit targets and rules Which I do for basically all my projects pbone — Today at 09:22 That's a good idea. AlaskanEmily — Today at 09:23 For BSD it's -r, I forget what for GNU make, and add .SUFFIXES: to the start of the makefile