#
# Makefile for MIT CScheme microcode.
#
-# $Header: /Users/cph/tmp/foo/mit-scheme/mit-scheme/v7/src/microcode/unxutl/Attic/makefile,v 1.11 1990/12/11 23:36:17 cph Rel $
+# $Header: /Users/cph/tmp/foo/mit-scheme/mit-scheme/v7/src/microcode/unxutl/Attic/makefile,v 1.12 1991/07/24 02:25:00 cph Exp $
#
CPP = cc -E
MAKE = make # BSD doesn't have it as a default.
all: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} all
+.PHONY: all
scheme: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} scheme
+.PHONY: scheme
xscheme: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} xscheme
+.PHONY: xscheme
bchscheme: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} bchscheme
+.PHONY: bchscheme
Psbtobin: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} Psbtobin
+.PHONY: Psbtobin
Bintopsb: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} Bintopsb
+.PHONY: Bintopsb
Ppband: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} Ppband
+.PHONY: Ppband
install: xmakefile
$(MAKE) $(MAKEOVERRIDES) -f xmakefile ${MFLAGS} install
+.PHONY: install
# If you have a problem with cc -E here, changing
# the definition of CPP above may fix it.