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Subject:	Make file for Java2 Micro Edition
Date:	18 Mar 2001 01:02:45 +1200
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Can someone please explain what 'mks' means, see the (gnu)make readme instructions below. 

When the instructions talk of the PATH string do they mean the DOS/Windows PATH environment variable? 

To build the KVM on Win32 using the Makefile in this 
directory, you must have MKS "sh", "find" and "zip" commands 
in your path. Also in the PATH string the MKS "find" command 
must come before the "find" command built into Win32 (e.g., c:\winnt\system32\find.exe). So make sure your PATH variable 
contains something like: 

...c:\mks\mksnt;...c:\winnt\system32 

and *NOT* something like: 

...c:\winnt\system32;...c:\mks\mksnt 

The makefiles rely on specific features in the MKS find command 
that are not available in the Windows find command. 
Once MKS is in your path, simply type: 

gnumake 

Thanks in advance 




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