%% [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vite Schnell) writes:
vs> I'm trying to prevent Make from exiting upon receiving a non-zero vs> exit status value from a command. Is there any way I can "trap" a vs> failure in order to keep processing other targets?
foo: command || true
I prefer to save a fork/exec and also remove an unnecessary dependence on PATH:
foo:
command ||:Of course there are some shells for which "true" is a builtin but ":" has been one since the beginning of time.
-dsb
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