Avoid failed include when Makefile is processed with no target.
Basically just a warning, but disconcerting nonetheless. Removes this output from the build: Makefile:59: -x86_64-darwin13-gcc.mk: No such file or directory Change-Id: Ibb379506352b2f613ef4a7b1ac47e9c95d0d1580
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# Since we invoke make recursively for multiple targets we need to include the
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# .mk file for the correct target, but only when $(target) is non-empty.
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ifneq ($(target),)
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include $(target)-$(TOOLCHAIN).mk
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endif
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BUILD_ROOT?=.
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VPATH=$(SRC_PATH_BARE)
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CFLAGS+=-I$(BUILD_PFX)$(BUILD_ROOT) -I$(SRC_PATH)
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