Hello,

I may be doing something wrong here, but using gnu make 3.79.1, if I define a 
target name "driver", things don't work.  Here's a makefile:
---------
all: default 

default: driver gui

gui: guimf
        cd gui && $(MAKE)

guimf: gui/ssfrcontrol.pro
        cd gui && tmake ssfrcontrol.pro > Makefile && cd .. 


driver:
        cd driver && $(MAKE)

nossfr: gui nossfrdriver

nossfrdriver:
        cd driver && $(MAKE) nossfr
-----------
make, or 'make driver' completely fail to activate the rules for 'driver', it 
ALWAYS responds with " 'driver' is up to date "

It always works correctly for the "gui" target.

If I change the target name of 'driver' to 'drpepper', it works fine.    
There is a directory named 'driver' which I am compiling from, but no other 
files with base filename 'driver'. 

Sorry for wasting your time if I'm just doing something stupid here.  

Thanks
-- 
Sam Clanton
NASA Ames Research Center, M/S 245-4
Moffett Field, CA 94035
650.604.2834

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