Follow-up Comment #4, bug #64185 (project make):
Maybe I'm missing something here but, as I reported this issue, the recipe
else is handled correctly (that is, it is not recognized as a make else within
the recipe).
The error is caused not by the else in the recipe, but when adding the
$(warning ...) statement immediately preceding the make else. That is what
appears to cause the parser to behave incorrectly, and I don't see any reason
for such a statement to affect parsing behavior at all.
It sounds like you're saying the parser will always be confused by an indented
recipe else statement, but this was not the case.
Thank you.
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