Hi. Found this:
Makefile.am says:
pydoc:
rm -rf docs/pydoc
mkdir docs/pydoc
cd docs/pydoc && \
for i in `find ../../tools/traci ../../tools/sumolib -name "*.py" -not
-executable | sed 's,../../tools/,,;s,/,.,g;s,.py,,;s,.__init__,,'`; do \
PYTHONPATH="../../tools" python -c "import $$i, pydoc;
pydoc.writedoc($$i)"; \
done
so the order in which the different "python -c" commands are executed
depends on the order in which "find" outputs its result, but this can be
anything because there is no canonical filesystem ordering.
In the end, the build fails or it does not depending on the *last*
executed command.
For example, this simple Makefile will fail:
all:
true; false
echo Hi
and this one will succeed:
all:
false; true
echo Hi
If we are going to forgive failure in any of the "python -c" commands,
maybe adding "|| true" at the end will do.
OTOH, if every "python -c" command should work flawlessly, the
current Makefile does not correctly express such condition.
Thanks.
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