This is actually done already.  However, it's a workaround caused by
r10027, which, unfortunately, only has the unhelpful comment '$(MAKE_C)
must die'.  I don't know why.

The problem here is that most 'make' commands set the variable $(MAKE)
to refer to the calling program.  For some unspecified reason, the patch
in r10027 changes that and uses the variable $(MAKE) to mean something
different (either make -C or a perl equivalent).  I can't see how
redefining a built-in variable to mean something different is a good
idea.  But it clearly was a deliberate change, so I'm not sure what to do.
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