> > and type: "make depend; make". You'll have some time to drink coffee now ;-)
>              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> If the `make depend' fails, the second `make' will still be exeucuted,
> which is not what you want in this particular case. Type `make depend all'

Actually, I prefer "make depend && make" which executes the second make
only if "make depend" succeeds.  'all' may not be the default target.

-allen

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