targets in :child recipes

This applies to my slightly hacked CVS version of AAP. Perhaps someone with a 
less-hacked copy can confirm.

It seems that current AAP doesn't add targets in child recipes to the all 
target. I have the following two recipes:

eggs.ebn.kun.nl$cat main.aap
:program a : b.c

:child subdir/main.aap
eggs.ebn.kun.nl$cat subdir/main.aap
:program b : t.c


b.c and t.c are whatever trivial C program I have at hand. if I run AAP now:

eggs.ebn.kun.nl$aap
Aap: Creating directory "/tmp/aap/build-FreeBSD4_9_RC"
Aap:  cc       -MM b.c > build-FreeBSD4_9_RC/b.c.aap
Aap: cc    -O2  -c -o build-FreeBSD4_9_RC/b.o b.c
Aap: cc  -O2 -o a build-FreeBSD4_9_RC/b.o


It doesn't build the target b in subdir/ - it doesn't even compile the 
sources. If I add a :print to the child, then it prints that, sure. If I add 
	all : b
as a target in subdir/main.aap, then only b gets built. Only by putting all : 
a as well in the toplevel main.aap does that get built as well.

Shouldn't all :program and whatnot targets be added to the toplevel all target 
automagitcally?



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