>>>>>> * Makefile.sfw:66
>>>>>> 66 -rm -rf $(VER)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Should be $(RM) -r $(VER) ( see Makefile.master )
>>
>> NOTE> The - in front of the rm is important. In make files that means
>> don't abort on error, which is what you want here, so an empty
>> directory
>> won't block execution. So,
>>
>> -$(RM) -r $(VER)
>>
>> Is what you want.
> Great. Thanks Jim.
I'm sorry I do not understand. How could empty directory block
execution? 'rm -rf empty' always succeeds, unless you hit problems with
permissions (directory belongs to different user). And in that case I
think it would be appropriate to stop build with error message ...
--
Vlad
