On 4/2/23 14:20, Alejandro Colomar wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Yesterday I found another use of make's -t flag: It helps make sure
> that the logic in the Makefile is correct. You could run the target
> without -t, but then you risk seeing warnings and errors from the
> commands run by the target
Hi Paul,
Yesterday I found another use of make's -t flag: It helps make sure
that the logic in the Makefile is correct. You could run the target
without -t, but then you risk seeing warnings and errors from the
commands run by the target before make's own ones, which would hide
Makefile
