include warnings vs -include ignore errors

[Raymond Dubler]

My concern is as follows:

Using include blah.d when there is a build rule for blah.d causes the
following: 
  1. a warning that blah.d is missing
  2. execution of rule to build blah.d
    a. on success, continue working
    b. on failure, display error and terminate

Using -include blah.d when there is a build rule for blah.d causes the
following:
  1. no warning that blah.d is missing
  2. execution of rule to build blah.d
    a. on success, continue working
    b. on failure, display error and continue working

What I need is:
  1. no warning that blah.d is missing
  2. same functionality as include blah.d, ie display error and terminate of
failure

Unless I am missing something in the manual, this is not provided with make.

What are my options here?



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