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In article <364eN1w162w@cybrspc> cybrspc!roy@cs.umn.edu (Roy M. Silvernail) writes:

   dquah@athena.mit.edu (Danny Quah) writes:

   > 	With all the nifty make's floating by, have there been any
   > that will do both an "include" and automatic construction of a
   > response file to feed to the linker?

   Not sure what an "include" is, specifically... but dmake does the
   response files, and since it's distributed in source, you could have a
   go at writing "include" into it. dmake was posted to the net recently,
   in alt.sources (I think).

I've been using dmake on an AT clone for a couple of days.  The source
distribution supports both MSC and TC; the configuration is a little
unusual but it comes up very easily.

Dmake supports both included files and response file generation and
much more.  It is a <<very>> nice, extended make.  The most recent
distribution does not have a swapping-spawn, that is dmake remains
resident while it runs commands, but I'm sure that will change soon.
Dmake is distributed under the terms of the Gnu Public License.

I think dmake will turn out to be a major utility, especially on MSDOS
where the environment imposes such bizarre requirements on make
programs.  I'd like to thank Dennis Vadura, whom I believe is dmake's
principal author.
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