On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 4:24 PM, wrote:
>> "PS" == Paul Smith writes:
>>> A:B C;D
>>> A:|B C;D
>
> PS> No. C will never be run first, before B. If you enable parallel builds
> PS> then B and C might be run at the same time (but B will still be started
> PS> first, then C).
Paul, as you kno
> "PG" == Philip Guenther writes:
PG> Nope, wrong. If you want make to guarantee that, you must express it
PG> as a dependency between C and B.
OK thanks.
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