Emmanuel Mayssat wrote: > I am using a wrapper for the make utility. > By default my wrapper is to run in silent mode (i.e. with -s flag) > I would like to be able to reverse the silent flag with the same command > line (more elegant!) > > Is there something like > make -s -v > that would return make to a verbose mode?
Are you talking about the new default automake mode? https://autotools.io/automake/silent.html > PS: Of course 'make' would work, but I don't want to touch the command > prefix > PS: Something like make VAR=value VAR=other_value VAR=final_value which is > a trick I use all the time. Is there something similar to reverse the > silent mode? If it is the new automake silent default then try: configure --disable-silent-rules Or try: make V=1 You can set the default make command. Here are some examples. Set as you desire. (setq compile-command "make") (setq compile-command "make V=0") (setq compile-command "make -j4 V=0") Of course if you are talking about something other than the new silent automake rules then the above doesn't apply. Bob _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list Help-make@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
