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Subject: problems with options
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I'm used, when doing compiles, to always follow the form:

"make (target) |& tee listfile"

but with options in there, I am often (most often with cascading options 
being set, in recursive builds) being set up so that I can't navigate 
the options screeens.

Any idea how I can arrange to capture a complete, recursive log file, 
but not interfere with options?