make

Executes a make program in the current working directory of your workspace

APPLICABILITY

Attache (command)

SYNOPSIS

make  [ arg ... ]

DESCRIPTION

The make command executes a make program in the current working directory of your workspace; this directory must exist locally. On Windows 3.x, the make command invokes attache-home-dir\etc\wsmake.pif, which can be customized to run the make program of your choice. On Windows NT and Windows 95, make looks for an environment variable named WSMAKE. If found, make uses the value of the WSMAKE environment variable as the name of the program to run. Otherwise, make runs nmake, which must be on your PATH.

PERMISSIONS AND LOCKS

Permissions Checking: No special permissions required. Locks: No locks apply.

OPTIONS AND ARGUMENTS

Make Program.  Default: No arguments are passed to the make program.

arg ...

Optionally, passes one or more arguments to the make program.

EXAMPLES

• Run the make program in your workspace.

make -n -v -k

SEE ALSO

attache_command_line_interface, wshell