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Within the context of the Interface Builder's Makefile, which macro 
do people use to indicate that there are extra include files needed 
by a program?  IB gives us the following macros to customize:

#	MAKEFILEDIR
#	SOURCEMODE
#	CFLAGS
#	OBJCFLAGS
#	PSWFLAGS
#	LDFLAGS
#	INSTALLFLAGS
#	OTHER_LIBS
#	OTHER_DEBUG_LIBS
#	OTHER_PROF_LIBS
#	OTHER_SOURCEFILES
#	OTHER_OFILES
#	OTHER_PRODUCT_DEPENDS
#	OTHER_INSTALL_DEPENDS
#	OTHER_GARBAGE
#

I have been using CFLAGS to list my extra include files, as in
	CFLAGS =  -I$(CWD) -I$(CWD)/$(CONNDIR) -I$(CWD)/$(NETDIR)

but CFLAGS really connotes other things to me (like -g for example). 
So, I'm just wondering how other people handle this.  What do you do??

Thanks!

Anne
wilson@cs.umd.edu