[Omake] non-recursing targets

[Jason Hickey]

A .PHONY target is inherited (recursing) only if it is declared  
before the .SUBDIRS.  If you declare it after the .SUBDIRS, then it  
is not inherited.  Here is an example OMakefile where each directory  
has a target "install-local" that is non-recursing, and there is a  
recursing target "install".  (This example uses a .SUBDIRS body, but  
you can use separate OMakefiles if you like).

     # This target is recursing
     .PHONY: install

     .SUBDIRS: a b
         .PHONY: install-local

         install-local:
             echo $(absname $(CWD))

         install: install-local

     # This target is non-recursing
     .PHONY: install-local

     install-local:
         echo $(absname $(CWD))

     # Connect the two
     install: install-local

Jason

On Oct 22, 2007, at 9:08 AM, Sam Steingold wrote:

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> is it possible to mark a target as non-recursing?
> e.g., I want "omake install" not to recurse in subdirectories, but  
> only
> install whatever I have in the current directory.
> thanks.
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