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$
	`$(EXEEXT)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(MOSMAKE)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(MOSMAKEDEPS)` variable	2.7.3 Mosmake and other makefile generators
	`$(MOSMAKEDIRS)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(MOSMAKEDIRS)` variable	2.10 Multiple directories
	`$(MOSMLC)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(MOSMLFLAGS)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(MOSMLLEX)` variable	2.5.1 The `mosmllex` lexer generator
	`$(MOSMLYAC)` variable	2.5.2 The `mosmlyac` parser generator
	`$(PERL)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(RM)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	`$(SMARTMAKE)` variable	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake

%
	`%DASHSIG` flag	2.5.3 Generic support for generated files
	`%DOTSIG` flag	2.5.3 Generic support for generated files
	`%MOSMLLEX` flag	2.5.1 The `mosmllex` lexer generator
	`%MOSMLYAC` flag	2.5.2 The `mosmlyac` parser generator
	`%NOCOMPILE` flag	2.9 Linking with external libararies
	`%NODASHSIG` flag	2.5.3 Generic support for generated files
	`%NODOTSIG` flag	2.5.3 Generic support for generated files
	`%OPTIONAL` flag	2.4 Building more than one program
	`%PROGRAM` flag	2.4 Building more than one program
	`%STRUCTURE` flag	2.3 Structure mode

+
	`+'	2.2.2 The "native" model

,
	`,smartmade` pseudo-filenames	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature

`
	``foo' is up to date' message	2.1 A Simple Example

A
	`ajour' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`all' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`autoconf`	2.7.3.1 GNU `autoconf`
	`automake`	2.7.3.2 GNU `automake`
	automatic dependency tracking	1.3 Alternatives to Mosmake

B
	backup file	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	binary, location of	2.10 Multiple directories
	binary, name of	2.4 Building more than one program
	Bourne shell	2.11 Mosmake on non-unix platforms
	brace expansion	2.6.2 Brace expansion
	brace expansion, for libraries	2.9 Linking with external libararies
	brace expansion, for subdirectories	2.10 Multiple directories
	buffer overflow in `mosmlc`	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake

C
	change log	4. History of Mosmake
	`clean' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	comments in `Dependencies' file	2.1 A Simple Example
	`compile-mode`	2.10 Multiple directories
	conditional inclusion of programs in `all' target	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature
	continuation line	2.6.1 Extension lines
	cross-directory support	2.10 Multiple directories
	Cygwin	2.11 Mosmake on non-unix platforms

D
	`depend' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	Dependencies	2.1 A Simple Example
	directories	2.10 Multiple directories

E
	Emacs	2.10 Multiple directories
	extension line	2.6.1 Extension lines

F
	full model for separate compilation	2.2.3 The "full" model

G
	GNU make	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake
	GNU make, bugs in	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature

H
	history of Mosmake	4. History of Mosmake

I
	implicit rules	2.7.4 Implicit rules to avoid
	`include` line in master makefile	2.1 A Simple Example
	index	Index

L
	libraries	2.9 Linking with external libararies
	library	2.9 Linking with external libararies
	location versus identity	2.10 Multiple directories

M
	Macintosh	2.11 Mosmake on non-unix platforms
	macros	2.6.3 Macros
	macros, in subdirectories	2.10 Multiple directories
	`make ajour'	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`make all'	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`make clean'	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`make depend'	2.2.5 How Mosmake finds out which model you use
	`make` implementations	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake
	`make mostlyclean'	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	`make realclean'	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	Mosmake	1. What is Mosmake?
	Mosmake, history of	4. History of Mosmake
	`mosmake.dep'	2.1 A Simple Example
	`mosmake.dep', rebuilding	2.2.5 How Mosmake finds out which model you use
	`mosmlc` options	2.8 Extra `mosmlc` options
	`mosmldep` tool	1.3 Alternatives to Mosmake
	`mosmllex` lexer generator	2.5.1 The `mosmllex` lexer generator
	`mosmlyac` parser generator	2.5.2 The `mosmlyac` parser generator
	`mostlyclean' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake

N
	native model for separate compilation	2.2.2 The "native" model

P
	pattern rules	2.7.4 Implicit rules to avoid
	Perl	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake
	phony targets not `,smartmade'	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature
	platforms	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake
	plus sign in `Dependencies'	2.2.2 The "native" model
	portability	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake

R
	read-eval-print loop	1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake
	`realclean' target	2.7.1 Makefile targets defined by Mosmake
	Recursive Make Considered Harmful	2.10 Multiple directories
	response file	2.7.2 Makefile variables used by Mosmake
	retouching	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature

S
	simple model for separate compilation	2.2.1 The "simple" model
	smartmake	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature
	SML/NJ	2.2.4 The "hybrid" model
	structure mode	2.3 Structure mode
	structure mode, for third-party library	2.9 Linking with external libararies
	subdirectories	2.10 Multiple directories
	suffix rules	2.7.4 Implicit rules to avoid

T
	toplevel mode	2.3 Structure mode
	`touch` commands from Smartmake	2.2.6 The "smartmake" feature

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