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T0016: Overcoming makefile programming practices that confuse clearmake
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OVERVIEW
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The clearmake software build utility is an advanced replacement for the 
standard Unix make program. Clearmake provides elegant build avoidance 
and automatically shares reusable derived objects across a local area 
network, but these facilities can be stymied by some less common Makefile 
programming practices. This document outlines these obscure cases and 
suggests simple changes that improve clearmakeUs efficiency without 
breaking an existing MakefileUs compatibility with generic make.

SOURCE
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clearmake.ps

USAGE
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Running make will install the PostScript file under /usr/src/atria/contrib.
You can send this file to a printer or view it using GhostScript, Adobe 
Acrobat, etc.