On 27 Jul 2012 at 20:43, Waldek Hebisch wrote:
echo "pascal.install done" ; @true
Try:
echo "pascal.install done" ; true
that is remove '@' sign. Note: both lines start from a tab.
It does nothing very different compared to removing everything after "echo pascal.install done".
The comment above this line says that the semicolon and 'true' command were added on purpose. I admit that I do not understand which problem this tries to fix, but given that it seems safer to keep it. We had '; @true' in this line for several years and nobody complained about it. Similarely, the fact that you see no problem after removal of it does not mean that it will work fine for everybody after removing it.
I get your point, but we are talking about different things. This is what is in the release tarball:
'pascal.install: pascal.install-normal pascal.install-compiler; @true'
This is what is in the git version:
'pascal.install: pascal.install-normal pascal.install-compiler echo "pascal.install done" ; @true'
Seems to me that these lines are not the same?
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