It looks to me like the build worked (perhaps you could try building without installing), and that the install failed. I think this is due to there being a number of files that need to be installed in a directory that doesn't yet exist, and make parallelizing the install commands. Then two invocations of install would do check for dir mkdir copy file
and one would fail on the mkdir.
Perhaps an explicit install of the directory in an installdirs
target, and then the other install target with the files using .WAIT?
In BSD make:
.WAIT If .WAIT appears in a dependency line, the sources that precede
it are made before the sources that succeed it in the line.
Loops are not detected and targets that form loops will be
silently ignored. The ordering imposed by .WAIT applies recur-
sively to dependents of the named targets, except where recur-
sive interpretation of the ordering would cause a cycle in the
ordering graph.
I couldn't figure out the GNU make syntax to do this.
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