Darrell,
Dammit, you're right. I think the behavior I was seeing was caused by echo messages in sub-project buildfiles for targets NOT invoked via <antcall>...I'm an idiot.
So the whole issue about whether <antcall> works as documented is moot, and my apologies.
However, the issue of ant not handling parallel builds is still very much real for me, so if anyone has input, I'd like to hear it. Otherwise I'm just going to write a taskdef that does it as I would have expected.
Thanks,
c
At Thursday 5/2/2002 05:44 PM +1000, you wrote:
> Currently, if I don't use <parallel>, the mutual dependencies > of all the <antcall>'s are executed at most once (the desired > and expected behavior).
I'd be surprised if this were the case. From my understanding and experience, <antcall> will re-execute any targets which are dependencies of the <antcall>ed target. That's what's meant by:
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