The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Using the MKS Make Utility
Target
Directive
Description
.INCLUDEDIRS Specifies a list of prerequisites that define the
directories to search when trying to include a makefile
with the .INCLUDE special target. The following
example looks for .INCLUDE files in a central admin
directory, then in a central source directory, then in a
personal source directory.
.INCLUDEDIRS : /etc /rd/src $HOME/project
.POSIX Process the makefile as specified in the POSIX.2
standard. If present, this special target must appear on
the first non-comment line in the makefile. This target
may have no associated prerequisites or recipes. Use
this when you need to ensure your makefiles’ portability
to any other POSIX-based platform.
Using this special target has the following effects.
Causes MKS Make to always use a separate
instance of the shell to execute each recipe line,
instead of trying to run the commands directly.
Disables any brace expansion, and ignores any
instance of the .BRACEEXPAND special target. For
more information about the deprecated
.BRACEEXPAND special target, see the man page for
the make command.
Disables metarule inferencing.
Disables conditionals.
Disables the use of dynamic prerequisites.
Disables the use of group recipes.
Restricts library prerequisites to explicitly named
members. For more information, see the description
of the .NOAUTODEPEND special target in the online
reference for the make command.
Checks only the archive when checking the time
stamp on a library module; it does not check for an
object file.
Prevents make from checking for the string $(MAKE)
when you specify the -n option on the command line.
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