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From: radha@othervax.UUCP (Radha Valivetti)
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Subject: Re: Advice on MS-DOS software manufacture/source control utilities
Message-ID: <428@othervax.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 24-Jul-85 13:40:18 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul 24 13:40:18 1985
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In article <569@mtuxt.UUCP> dpn@mtuxt.UUCP (D.NADLE) writes:
>Any recommendations for MS-DOS utility programs which can be used to
>control source code versions (UNIX "sccs") and manufacture
>executables based on dependency and time stamp (UNIX "make").
>
>The only "make" type programs I have found are Polymake (by Polytron)
>and Pmake (by Phoenix). Anyone care to share their experiences with
>these packages? Thanks in advance for any responses.
>
>						Dave

One other "make"-like utility which comes to mind is LMK. The major
problem which I have encountered with it (does anyone know how to 
overcome this?) is that LMK will not abort a make if an abnormal cond'n
such as an assembly error is encountered (this may be utility-dependent).