What about when they're targets like "afterdepend" which the share/mk stuff
doesn't seem to .if protect?

Should all of those when found get wrapped?

James

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>In article <20010212080748.C28335@beverly.kleinbus.org>,
>Ignatios Souvatzis <is@beverly.kleinbus.org> wrote:
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>remove/protect the one that should not be executed by
>adding .if commands(target) around it. Look at the commits in the
>i386 stand Makefiles as a guide.
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>christos
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>>So it didn't work before, either. Hm, now the difficult question:
>>what should happen instead?
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