Hi hackers,
I'm getting used to pmake after using GNU make for the past couple
years, and I'm used to `in-order prerequisites', where if I specified
a list of targets a specific way, then it would execute the targets
serially in-order.
I tried to do the following with .ORDER, but it doesn't appear to
be working as I expect it to:
[gcoo...@optimus /scratch]$ make
do
something
[gcoo...@optimus /scratch]$ cat BSDmakefile
.ORDER: something do
all: do something
do something:
@echo ${.TARGET}
[gcoo...@optimus /scratch]$ make -j 2
something
do
It does function as I expect it to via -j 2 (executes the
`something', then `do' goals), but not with -j 1 -- could someone help
me understand what behavior is correct so I can adjust my behavior
and/or get a fix started?
Thanks!
-Garrett
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