done

# Don't be tempted to merge these two for loops. Doing that breaks make

# --dry-run, since make has this "feature" that it always runs commands

# containing $(MAKE), even when --dry-run is passed. The objective is of

# course to also get a dry-run of submakes, but make is not smart enough

# to see that a for loop runs both a submake and an actual command.

	@for dir in $(DIRS); do \