Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> but you can do:
>
> target:
> cd .. && make
I've been looking at recursive make invocations recently, and there
are good reasons to make this:
target:
cd .. && $(MAKE)
See the "Recursion" node in the make info page (type `info make
recursion') for more information on why. You could also make it
"$(MAKE) -C ..".
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