Hi,
please consider the following example:
all:
@for i in false true; do\
if ! eval $$i; then\
echo We leave the loop when $$i is called, but ...;\
false;\
break;\
fi;\
done;
@echo ... the exit status is always $$?. So how can I cause make\
to stop when a failure occurs inside a for loop?;
$ make
We leave the loop when false is called, but ...
... the exit status is always 0. So how can I cause make to stop when a failure
occurs inside a for loop?
I can't find a way to get the (non-zero) exit status of a command inside
a for-loop be evaluated by make, i.e. causing it to stop when something
went wrong inside the for loop.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
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