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P r o g r a m m a T h e e k volume 4184
Vervanger van Bijwagen nr. 7184
Titel: SUPERMAINT - MAKE-systeem voor diverse programmeertalen
Number Name Size Date Comments
CATALOG 184 484 08-06-91 Dit overzicht
4184.01 INSTALL EXE 97166 08-11-90 Installatieprogramma Super-Maint
4184.02 README SUP 20130 08-11-90 Korte dokumentatie
4184.03 REG FRM 2382 19-11-90 Registratie-formulier
4184.04 SMAK EXE 214858 08-11-90 Zelfuitpakkend archief voor
INSTALL.EXE
4184.05 SUPER INF 6216 08-11-90 Korte dokumentatie
4184.06 VENDOR DOC 4492 08-11-90
VOL4184 ABS 1230 08-06-91 Diskabstract
8 files 11264 bytes free on volume 4184
Make programs are used in program development to keep track of
how up to date compiled files are. By using a maker you can
keep all of the information you usually pass to your compiler
from the command line in a make file. Whenever you invoke the
maker with that make file it compares the date and time stamps
of a target file and it's dependents (a target is the file to
be made, and the dependent is the file(s) to make the target
from.
For example, if you are making the target myfile.obj its
dependent might be myfile.c if you are writing in C, myfile-
.asm if you are writing in assembly language, and so on). If
the target is older than its dependents the compiler is called
to recompile that file. SUPER-MAINT simplifies all this by
providing an editor that generates your make files for you.
You fill information in (in the Setup menu) about how your
compilers work, what libraries you want to link into your
program, and so on, and the SUPER-MAINT Editor (SME) does the
rest.
SUPER-MAINT will run on IBM (and true compatibles) XT,
AT,386 ,486 machines using DOS 3.1 or later with 640 K of
memory ,on color and monochrome systems. It needs about 420K
space on your hard disk.
My opinion: 4 (Hans Schuts)