Date:	Mon, 11 Oct 1993 13:14:26 -0400
From:	davis AT amy DOT tch DOT harvard DOT edu ("John E. Davis")
To:	kunst AT prl DOT philips DOT nl
Cc:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	gcc call too long (>128)
Reply-To:	davis AT pacific DOT mps DOT ohio-state DOT edu (John E. Davis)

>> It would also be nice if files with .o extension were expanded to a .obj
>> extension.   

>Why ? GCC has knowledge only of .o files, not .obj files.

True, but I was also thinking about using the hacked make for BCC as well.

>prog.lnk: $(OBJS)
>        -del prog.lnk
>        for %o in (*.o) do echo %o >>prog.lnk   # MS-DOS batch language

This will work fine on DOS.  However, I also want the EXACT same makefile to
work on my Unix systems as well.   Basically, I want a make for MSDOS that
understands a Unix makefile and interprets it accordingly.  Of course, this is
impossible when the makefile calls other Unix specific utilities (awk, sed,
etc...).  However, I would be happy with just the basic functionality.

--John

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