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a:
@echo 1
b:
@echo 2
c:
@if [ ! -d somefolder ]; \
then \
# how do I invoke target b here?
fi;
How can I invoke target b inside target c, based on my condition? Sort of like an antcall, if you’re familiar with ant.
Just say
make b