Fwd: Re: Make -k option...

[Danny Barraza]

To all the smart gnu make people...I have a bit of a deli ma...please 
read the thread below for the problem...thank you all...

Sample code:

Sample code:

run_script:
        @$(ECHO)
        @$(PRINTF) "Running chkswhw script."
        @$(ECHO)
        @$(PRINTF) "Validation of H/W and S/W Infra components."
        @$(ECHO)
        @chkswhw ; \
        if [ $$? -eq 0 ] ; then         \
        echo chkswhw exited successfully...;          \
        else            \
        $(error Fatal error has occurred stopping Make...);         \
        fi

Danny

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:        Re: Make -k option...
Date:   Fri, 09 Sep 2011 10:08:08 +0300
From:   Eli Zaretskii <address@hidden>
Reply-To:       Eli Zaretskii <address@hidden>
To:     Danny Barraza <address@hidden>



>  Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2011 16:43:51 -0700
>  From: Danny Barraza<address@hidden>
>
>  Hi Eli, it's Danny once again...also thanks for all your help on the
>  previous question.  I have another one.  I'm trying to Exit out of Make
>  if my return code from a command is non-zero, but there's one catch I
>  start make with the following: "make -k all" -k option suppresses all
>  errors.  How can I force make to STOP, but the -k option needs to be
>  there.  I tried using the error control function but that stops make no
>  mater what the exit code is 0,1,2..., anyway need some help here.

I can think of no way to do that if you use "make -k".  But I suggest
to ask this question on address@hidden, the smart people out there
will probably find some inventive way.