Revision 9721
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 11 years ago
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make() # usage: table_make target... |
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{
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echo_func |
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cmd_log_fd=1 self $(if ! can_log; then echo '--silent '; fi)"$@" |
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# at verbosity < 3, hide messages about making included Makefiles |
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# this can reduce # lines of output to 1/3 as much |
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if ! "log+" 2 can_log; then fd="$log_fd" filter_fd grep -vE \ |
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'^make( ([^-]\S*)?|\[\d+\]: .*)Makefile'; fi |
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cmd_log_fd=1 self $(if ! can_log; then echo '--silent '; fi)"$@" |
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) |
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} |
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top_make() { echo_func; make --directory="$top_dir" "$@"; }
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lib/sh/make.sh: make(): at verbosity < 3, hide messages about making included Makefiles. this makes the make output much more readable when a Makefile contains an include statement, because there won't be a ton of log messages every time a Makefile is included. this filtering is so useful that it probably makes sense to run make for any of our Makefiles using `lib/runscripts/util.run make ...` instead of plain make. compare e.g. `make inputs/ACAD/Specimen/map.csv` (53 lines of output) and `lib/runscripts/util.run make inputs/ACAD/Specimen/map.csv` (17 lines of output, 1/3 as much).