Is there a way to have make
echo commands that are manually suppressed with @
in the makefile? I can't find this in the help or man page, it just says "--quiet" to do the opposite.
Echo Command Options-E : The default option, disables the interpretation of escape characters. -e : Enables the interpretation of the following escape characters: \\: Displays a backslash character (\). \a : Plays a sound alert when displaying the output.
5.2 Recipe Echoing Normally make prints each line of the recipe before it is executed. We call this echoing because it gives the appearance that you are typing the lines yourself.
Print "Hello All": For printing text "Hello All!" on the terminal, we can use the below command: Example: $ echo "Hello All!"
SHELL = sh -xv
.make SHELL='sh -xv'
cmake
then call make
with make VERBOSE=1
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