It’s not clear to me what this means:
printing the recipe to your stdout
Are you saying that adding the @ causes make to suppress command output to stdout? Or is it that make doesn’t print the step name to stdout? Or something else?
It might be more obvious with some example make output.
Doing is knowing, so just try it out first!
Honestly I didn’t make it to the end of the article, I stopped after the second round of confusion.
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It’s not clear to me what this means:
Are you saying that adding the @ causes make to suppress command output to stdout? Or is it that make doesn’t print the step name to stdout? Or something else?
It might be more obvious with some example make output.
Doing is knowing, so just try it out first!
Honestly I didn’t make it to the end of the article, I stopped after the second round of confusion.