In the case when the Makefile include`s an inexisting file it generates
an error message. This is an expected behaviour.
Although in the cases when a rule exists to create the file in question,
wouldn`t it be more expectable (and clean) for make to suppress the
error messages?
That is, i`m speaki
%% Samium Gromoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sg> In the case when the Makefile include`s an inexisting file it
sg> generates an error message. This is an expected behaviour.
sg> Although in the cases when a rule exists to create the file in
sg> question, wouldn`t it be more expectable (a