Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1999 20:27:43 -0500
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> 	cd sub; $(MAKE)

Replace this with:

	$(MAKE) -C sub

and it should do what you expect.  MS-DOS has a global cwd, not a
per-process one, so anything that depends on the current directory
being automatically revered will break under MS-DOS.

GNU make has a special case internally to revert the current directory
upon exit when you use the -C option.