A fairly trivial little fix, but hopefully it will save someone else having to figure out why their make was failing on the first try :)
Running a straight 'make all' with -j >1 can fail because the 'test'
target is in fact dependent on the pot and beam files being built, but
wasn't flagged as such. This fixes that.
A fairly trivial little fix, but hopefully it will save someone else having to figure out why their make was failing on the first try :)
Running a straight 'make all' with -j >1 can fail because the 'test' target is in fact dependent on the pot and beam files being built, but wasn't flagged as such. This fixes that.