🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi -
 
I'm running gnu make 3.74 on Solaris x.86 on a pentium,
and it continues processing the Makefile even after one the
targets failed.  It's as if I used "-k", when in fact I
didn't.  I've tried "make -S", and STILL it continues!
 
The Makefile in question is very simple:
 
=============== begin Makefile ====================
DIRS = suba subb subc
 
all:
        for ii in $(DIRS); do (cd $$ii; make all); done
=============== end Makefile ====================
 
The commands I tried are:
   make
   make -S
and both continued even after an error.
 
When a target in a subdir fails, say suba/xxx, Make leaves the suba
subdirectory but continues on to the next subdir.
 
When I use Sun's make, it quits immediately upon hitting an error.
How can I convince gnu make to likewise quit completely when it
encounters an error?
 
Many thanks for any suggestions -
 
Steve Sullivan