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Subject: [perl #36647] 'make languages' should continue after building a language failed 
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leo's fix (r8695) works just fine on windows :)

but what is all this .dummy business?

  tcl: tcl.dummy
  tcl.dummy:
  	- $(MAKE_C) tcl
  tcl.test:
  	- $(MAKE_C) tcl test
  tcl.clean:
  	- $(MAKE_C) tcl clean


can't that just be 
  tcl:
  	- $(MAKE_C) tcl
etc.

~jerry