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1.1 root 1: Aggregates, mk, 272, 278
2: ar command, mk, 272 f
3: awk , mk, 273 c
4: C program, mk, 269, 279
5: CC variable, mk, 271 f
6: CFLAGS, mk, 270-273, 275-277, 280 c
7: conditional shell construct, mk, 272, 274
8: Dependencies on variables, mk, 276
9: dependency graph, mk, 273, 275-279
10: ENVIRON , mk, 281 c
11: file names, mk, 276-277
12: header file, mk, 269, 271-272, 277
13: lex, mk, 271-276, 279-280
14: make, mk, 269, 273, 276-281 c
15: membername, mk, 272-274 c
16: Mk: a successor to make, mk, 269 g
17: mk, % metarules, 275, 277 p
18: mk, &&, 274, 280 S
19: mk, -d, 270, 272-273, 276-277 S
20: mk, -dg, 279 S
21: mk, -e, 270, 272-274, 279 S
22: mk, -g, 270, 276-277 S
23: mk, -i, 274 S
24: mk, -n, 274-275, 279 S
25: mk, -p, 270-271 S
26: mk, -S, 272-273, 276 p
27: mk, -u, 273 S
28: mk, -w, 275, 277, 279-280 S
29: mk, /dev/tty, 273 S
30: mk, : separator, 278 p
31: mk, Administrative, 274, 279
32: mk, Aggregates, 272, 278
33: mk, alltarget, 280 S
34: mk, ar command, 272 f
35: mk, Availability of \f4mk, 279 q
36: mk, awk , 273 c
37: mk, builtin variables, 269
38: mk, BUILTINS, 277 S
39: mk, C program, 269, 279
40: mk, CC variable, 271 f
41: mk, CFLAGS, 270-273, 275-277, 280 c
42: mk, conditional shell construct, 272, 274
43: mk, Conversion between \f4make and \f4mk\fP, 278 Z
44: mk, D attribute, 276, 280 p
45: mk, default variable definitions, 280
46: mk, Deleting targets on errors, 276
47: mk, Dependencies on variables, 276
48: mk, dependency graph, 273, 275-279
49: mk, Differences between \f4make and \f4mk\fP, 277 Z
50: mk, Dynamic mkfiles, 277 r
51: mk, ENVIRON , 281 c
52: mk, file names, 276-277
53: mk, Getting Fancy, 276
54: mk, header file, 269, 271-272, 277
55: mk, initial value, 270
56: mk, lex, 271-276, 279-280 C
57: mk, make, 269, 273, 276-281 c
58: mk, membername, 272-274 c
59: mk, Metarules, 269, 271, 275, 277-279
60: mk, Missing intermediates, 274
61: mk, mkconv, 278 c
62: mk, mkfile, 269-281 c
63: mk, multiple targets, 271
64: mk, N attribute, 272-273, 280 p
65: mk, Namelists, 276
66: mk, newprereq, 272-274, 280 S
67: mk, Nontemporal dependencies, 276
68: mk, NPROC, 273, 280 S
69: mk, NREP, 276, 280 S
70: mk, object files, 270, 272, 274-276, 278
71: mk, P attribute, 277, 280 p
72: mk, parallel execution, 274, 277-280
73: mk, Parallel processing, 273, 279
74: mk, pid, 280 S
75: mk, prereq , 270 c
76: mk, Principles, 269, 279
77: mk, Q attribute, 274 p
78: mk, Quick hacks, 277
79: mk, Quoting, 275
80: mk, R attribute, 271, 275 p
81: mk, Recipe Execution, 273, 278, 281
82: mk, regexp, 275 c
83: mk, regular expression, 271, 275, 279-280
84: mk, regular expression metarules, 275, 277-278
85: mk, Rules with multiple targets, 271
86: mk, Rules with no prerequisites, 271
87: mk, Segmented mkfiles, 277 r
88: mk, shell script, 270-274, 277-279
89: mk, shell variables, 273-274, 279
90: mk, stem, 271-272, 275, 277, 280 S
91: mk, Targets without recipes, 273
92: mk, time stamp, 270, 272, 274-275, 278
93: mk, transitive closure, 269, 277-279
94: mk, Variables, 270-271, 273, 277-281
95: mk, virtual targets, 273-274, 278
96: mk, yacc, 271-273, 276, 278, 280-281 C
97: mk, $NPROC, 280 S
98: mk, $prereq, 270-273, 275-277, 280 S
99: mk, $target, 273, 275-277, 280 S
100: mkconv, mk, 278 c
101: mkfile, mk, 269-281 c
102: Namelists, mk, 276
103: Nontemporal dependencies, mk, 276
104: parallel execution, mk, 274, 277-280
105: prereq , mk, 270 c
106: regexp, mk, 275 c
107: regular expression metarules, mk, 275, 277-278
108: regular expression, mk, 271, 275, 279-280
109: shell script, mk, 270-274, 277-279
110: shell variables, mk, 273-274, 279
111: time stamp, mk, 270, 272, 274-275, 278
112: transitive closure, mk, 269, 277-279
113: yacc, mk, 271-273, 276, 278, 280-281
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