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Subject: make regression -- -q doesn't work?
From: Ryan Stone <rysto32@gmail.com>
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On 10.1-RELEASE, make -q doesn't seem to work anymore:

[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]cat Makefile

foo: bar
        cp bar foo

bar:
        touch bar

clean:
        rm -f foo bar

[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]make -q foo; echo $?
1
[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]make foo
touch bar
cp bar foo
[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]make -q foo; echo $?
`foo' is up to date.
1
[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]make foo
`foo' is up to date.
[rstone@wtllab-bsd10-build-64 rstone]echo $?
0


This worked correctly in 8.1-RELEASE.  I suspect that this is a
bmake-induced regression?