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From: hamachi@UCBKIM (Gordon Hamachi)
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Subject: Mac "Make"
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Date: Tue, 3-Sep-85 23:49:55 EDT
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A number of programs provide the ability to invoke another program.  Others
such as the "transfer" desk accessory, the finder, and the minifinder, regain
control once another program terminates.

Can someone explain how to this mechanism works?  It occurs to me that it
might not be too hard to get a public domain "make" program to run on the
Mac.

--Gordon Hamachi