Open deliciouslytyped opened 3 years ago
The example given isn't very compelling. How likely is it that someone will write a Makefile with no usable target? And if this is totally artificial or for testing, then creating a couple additional lines doesn't seem that hard.
It's not critical, just inconvenient.
I want to debug the following Makefile (the actual problem is irrelevant; the
make-dirs
call expands to nothing):Running remake results in the following:
As a workaround, a dummy target can be added, to get into the REPL, but it would be nice if this wasn't a problem when wanting to debug macro libraries or such.