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    19-Jul-90  21:42:20
Sb: #Make
Fm: DENNIS SKALA 73177,2365
To:  76070,41 (X)

Mark, 
 
I downloaded the Kreider library docs.  I appreciate your putting them  
together - it must have been quite an effort! 
 
I finally got mroff compiled, and am well on my way toward getting the docs  
printed.  But I could not get 'make' to work (never used it before).   
Here's my slightly edited version of your makefile: 
 
* Makefile to compile MROFF 
 
ODIR = /dd/lang/c/cmds 
RDIR = /dd/lang/rels 
RFILES = nromain.r nrotxt.r nromac.r nroio.r 
* CFLAGS = -s 
 
mroff: $(RFILES) 
 chd /dd/lang/rels; cc $(RFILES) -f=$(ODIR)/Mroff -m=4k -e=11 
 
nroio.r: nro.h nroio.c 
nromac.r: nro.h nromac.c 
nrotxt.r: nro.h nrotxt.c 
nromain.r: nro.h nromain.c 
 
* END 
 
And here is the output it produces: 
 
cc  -r=/dd/lang/rels nromain.c 
cc  -r=/dd/lang/rels nrotxt.c 
cc  -r=/dd/lang/rels nromac.c 
cc  -r=/dd/lang/rels nroio.c 
chd /dd/lang/rels; cc nromain.r nrotxt.r nromac.r nroio.r - 
f=/dd/lang/c/cmds/Mroff -m=4k -e=11 
 
Now my compiler (the plain vanilla cc1 level I Microware version sold by  
Tandy) chokes on the -r=stuff.  Of course I had to rename the file 'cc' for  
the sake of make.  -r all by itself is an OK option.  Why does make'  
produce this non-legal output?  Or am I missing something here? 
 
  make - edition $12, CRC = $41F1F2 
  cc1  - edition   4, CRC = $63CE5F 
 
                        ***** Dennis ***** 

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