| From: Andrew Cagney <[email protected]>
| First, as discussed on IRC, it turns out that the sequence:
|
| make programs ; sudo make install
|
| is very much entrenched as a standard way to get everything installed.
| Consequently, to avoid having "make install" build stuff, "make programs"
| will need to build everything - it can't just build programs. Effectively
| "programs" and "all" are synonyms.
Ouch.
I frequently do "make programs" to build JUST userland.
It seems really dumb to make "make programs" do something other than make
programs.
Surely
make ; sudo make install
or
make all ; sudo make install
would be the right way to do what people misuse
make programs ; sudo make install
to do.
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