Re^2: checking syntax on multiple files

Thanks, but it isn't quite right.

if doit.pl has a problem but doit2.pl is ok, it doesn't stop the install

Using the filenames from my question. Foo has a syntax error while bar is a ok. This proceeds to install the files when I want to prevent that:

install: foo bar
    for pl in $^; do perl -c -Mstrict $$pl; done
    $(INSTALL) $^ /home/ltharris/tests/makestuf /installdir
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Any other suggestions? Thanks in advance.

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Re^3: checking syntax on multiple files by Anonymous Monk on Jan 09, 2013 at 21:41 UTC
Make only cares about the exit status of the shell; the shell eats them in the for loop. Try `perl -c -Mstrict $$pl \|\| exit 1` (I'm not a make wizard but I might try to create a "perl -c" target for each of the files in question. Well, a transformation rule perhaps. No idea on how to achieve that...)	[reply] [d/l]