PBMake 2.16 for Clipper, Xbase++, C and ASM

Running a Make.

      To run the make, simply type:

      MAKE <makefilename>

      or for example, you might type:

      MAKE MYPROG       (the .MAK extension is optional)

      or, starting with PBMake 2.00, PBINIT.EXE creates a simple batch
      file that eliminates some typing. Simply type:

      MK                (if MK.BAT is not present, run PBINIT again)

      The time and date stamps will be surveyed, and an appropriate
      batch file will be created and run that will compile only the
      minimum it takes to create an up to date target.

      Note! If you want to have PBMake remake all objects, use the /ALL
      flag, and all objects will be recreated, regardless of time and
      date stamps.

      MAKE MYPROG /ALL

      or

      MK /ALL