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1.1     ! root        1: CFLAGS=-g
        !             2: OBJ=main.o check.o adderr.o dir.o repairs.o names.o harder.o mkfs.o
        !             3: SRC=mkfile fs.h main.c check.c adderr.c dir.c repairs.c names.c harder.c mkfs.c upchuck.c
        !             4: a.out: $OBJ
        !             5:        $CC $CFLAGS $prereq
        !             6: $OBJ:  fs.h
        !             7: upchuck:       upchuck.c
        !             8:        $CC $CFLAGS -o upchuck upchuck.c
        !             9: list:  $SRC
        !            10:        prcan $newprereq
        !            11:        touch list
        !            12: 
        !            13: clean:
        !            14:        rm -f $OBJ upchuck chuck
        !            15: install:       a.out upchuck
        !            16:        if test `cat /etc/whoami` != bowell; then echo not bowell; exit 1; fi
        !            17:        cp a.out /tmp/$$
        !            18:        strip /tmp/$$
        !            19:        cp /tmp/$$ /etc/chuck
        !            20:        cp upchuck /tmp/$$
        !            21:        strip /tmp/$$
        !            22:        mv /tmp/$$ /etc/upchuck
        !            23:        touch install
        !            24: 
        !            25: ship:  install
        !            26:        if test `cat /etc/whoami` != bowell; then echo not bowell; exit 1; fi
        !            27:        dest='research coma crab pipe seki phone/gauss dutoit' ship /etc/upchuck /etc/chuck
        !            28:        touch ship
        !            29: 
        !            30: backup:        $SRC
        !            31:        if test `cat /etc/whoami` != bowell
        !            32:        then
        !            33:                push bowell $newprereq /usr/src/cmd/chuck
        !            34:                touch backup
        !            35:        fi

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