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make(1)

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CVMAKE(1)                                                            CVMAKE(1)



NAME
     cvmake - program building and recompilation tool

SYNOPSIS
     cvmake [-f Makefile] [targets ...]

DESCRIPTION
     Cvmake is a program building tool designed to help programmers quickly
     compile their programs, find errors, edit the source files, and
     recompile.

GETTING STARTED
     Cvmake is invoked automatically when the user selects the "Recompile"
     menu option in the File menu of the WorkShop Source Viewer.  It can also
     be invoked directly from the command line.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
     Cvmake accepts the following options:

     -f [makefile]
          Use the named makefile instead of the default.  Cvmake passes this
          option along to the actual builder program that it invokes to do the
          recompilation (typically make(1)).

ARGUMENTS
     Cvmake accepts an optional list of targets to be built.

Using the WorkShop Build Tool
     Builds can be started by clicking the Build button.  The program used to
     actually do the builds is set using the Preferences entry under the Admin
     menu.  Any program can be used as the builder, although the default is
     make(1).

     The output from the build is collected in the transcript area, and any
     error messages are listed below the transcript.  Double-clicking on an
     error in the error list will bring up the default editor (if cvmake was
     invoked from a Source Viewer window, that Source Viewer will be used) and
     scroll it to the line containing the error.

     For more details, please consult the on-line help system or the
     CASEVision/WorkShop User's Guide.

FILES
     Makefile
     makefile

SEE ALSO
     make(1), cvbuild(1)







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