[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sascha Demetrio) writes:
> I've seen -q for ``Quiet mode'' and -q for ``Question mode''
> (i.e. check if the target is up-to-date without building it).
Care to give an example of a make where -q means quiet?
The historically interested can note what Stuart Feldman's 7th edition
paper (Make -- A Program for Maintaining Computer Programs) has to say
about the matter:
-q Question. The make command returns a zero or non-zero
status code depending on whether the target file is or
is not up to date.
/Johan
