> In the past, one could use "make -k" to get past the errors caused by ROOT, everything will
> get built and installed, except for the code that failed to build.
>
> Now with cmake, it is "all or nothing", if there is any compilation error, nothing gets installed
> into the "bin" directory.
That's not correct. Indeed a "make -k" stops after an error, but "make -i" still works. Try it! Event "make install -i"
installs all executables into the bin directory which successfully compiled even if there is an error.
Stefan |