Would this work?
TAGS:
if test "x$(ETAGS)" != "x"; then \
srcfiles=`find $(srcdir)/c $(srcdir)/h -name '*.[chd]'` && \
$(ETAGS) --language=c -o $@ $$srcfiles && \
$(ETAGS) --language=none -o $@ --append \
--regex='/@\([-:*a-zA-z]+\)/\1/' \
--regex='/@(defun \([-:*a-zA-z]+\)/\1/' \
$$srcfiles; \
fi
touch $@
I did not see this bug in Ubuntu. Maybe it uses a different etags...
Juanjo
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