5. Action Blocks

 SUPER-MAINT action  blocks are  two lines long, with no blank lines between
 them.   The first  line is the target: dependent line.  Multiple dependents
 are allowed.   Explicit  dependents include the full path (if not there the
 current directory  is searched).   Dependents  enclosed in  <brackets>  are
 searched for in the current directory first, then in the directory you have
 indicated in the *INCLUDE statement in your template file.

 The second  line is  the command  line.  The $(LxCC) macro is your compiler
 command (defined  in TCXL_C.SM1) for one of three compilers, or assemblers,
 and your  linker.  The $(Lx) macro is actually a set of eight macros  (also
 defined in TCXL_C.SM1).

 The linker  action block  is unique  in the  way it handles dependents.  It
 only accepts  the TNAMES  macro and  libraries as  dependents.   The TNAMES
 macro is  required, while  libraries are optional(see below to see how they
 are invoked).

 If you are using a library or libraries as dependents, they must come after
 the TNAMES  macro, and MUST be a star macro enclosed by square brackets.  A
 star macro (putting an *asterisk before the macro name) tells SM to use the
 *LIBAPPEND statement  to append  the correct memory model letter to the end
 of the  library name.    Using  -m1  would  turn  C:\C\LIB\ANYLIB.LIB  into
 C:\C\LIB\ANYLIBS.LIB, -m2  into C:\C\LIB\ANYLIBM.LIB,  and so  on.   If you
 want to use a specific library name without the append feature, simply omit
 the asterisk.