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hi all,
in our automake-based project we have a large number of rather independent directories that should usually all be built automatically. unfortunately, most of these directories contain programs maintained by separate people. it now happens from time to time that people check in code that works on their machine but causes make to fail on other machines. due to the recursive chain of make calls, make then fails completely and the relevant directory has to be taken out of the matching SUBDIRS variable manually.
is there a way to tell make by means of Makefile.am to ignore the failure of a specific recursive make call?
thanks, martin.
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