greg:
> Yes, I've had good luck with that. I've found I can use
> 'FORCE' in place of .PHONY and it works just as well, eg:
>
> foo: FORCE
> stuff
>
> FORCE:
>
> ..and I include an extra blank line after the FORCE:
> because I think old make's would complain.
hence the reason why my example had:
noSuchFile:
: dummy command on unix
I have also used the variation of setting a dummy shell variable:
noSuchFile:
comment="dummy command to force build"
If you are worried that someone will create a file called "FORCE"
or ".PHONY" or whatever, simply use a more complicated name. I use
noSuchFile, but you could have thisFileMustNotExist or some other
name that you are never likely to create accidentally. Anyone who
then creates that file manually is a complete wazzock...
D.
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