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Recursion macros let you use NMAKE to call NMAKE. These macros can
make recursion more efficient.
See: ◄Calling NMAKE Recursively►
MAKE
Defined as the name which you specified to the operating
system when you ran NMAKE; this name is NMAKE unless you have
renamed the utility file. Use this macro to call NMAKE
recursively. The /N command-line option to prevent execution
of commands does not prevent this command from executing. It
is recommended that you do not redefine MAKE.
MAKEDIR
Defined as the current directory when NMAKE was called.
MAKEFLAGS
Defined as the options currently in effect. MAKEFLAGS is
passed automatically with the $(MAKE) command. You cannot
redefine MAKEFLAGS. To change the /D, /I, /N, and /S options
within a makefile, use !CMDSWITCHES. To add other options,
specify them as part of the recursion command.
See: ◄!CMDSWITCHES Directive►
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