Hello!
I noticed that when invoking make in the current directory, say "/home/john/foo", it often starts with the message make[1]: Entering directory '/home/john/foo' and ends with make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/john/foo' A message like that is correct and useful when make descends in subdirectories, but I find it a bit confusing when the directory make starts from (or ends with) is the current one; you don't enter a directory you are already in, and you don't leave it if the program completes there. In my opinion, those messages should always come with a chdir. Thanks, Andrea Monaco
