IMHO it's better then:
make: Nothing to be done for `install'.
which appears by default if I we do not set INSTALL_RULE.
That's true, but can we somehow make it fully silent
with some tricky command?
Maybe define an $(ECHONUL) command with content
$(ECHO) > /dev/null|nul
Would that work?
It's platform/shell dependent command so we should introduce new macro
for it. The best name will be TRUE and for POSIX shells it should be
defined as:
TRUE=true
and it should be used in all places where we need dummy command which
does not set execution error.
Anyhow in this particular case I do not think that 1 message for
harbuor/install and on non *nix platforms two 2 harbour/doc and
harbour/doc/en-EN is enough reason to introduce it. More messages can
appear only if someone set BIN or LIB directory to default build time
localization but it's still only few messages.
This is the default case on non-*nix for lib, so it will be a lot
of messages there. [ I can't test it right now though. ]
I've just committed:
INSTALL_RULE := @$(ECHO) $(ECHOQUOTE)! Skip install, destination
dir '$(INSTALL_DIR)' is the same as source$(ECHOQUOTE)
what allows to verify destination directory settings. If you think
it's
unnecessary then simply add support for TRUE command and replace it
with:
INSTALL_RULE := $(TRUE)
Thank you. I'll add TRUE and we can switch to that if it works.
Brgds,
Viktor
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