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     The Build:all rule specifies the main targets in the project. These
     are the targets that are built when you choose Rebuild All from the
     Project menu.
 
     Syntax
 
     Build:all [<target>]...
 
     <target>    The name of a target, defined in a Build:target rule.
                 See: ◄Build:target►
 
     Each target listed in the Build:all rule must be a filename of the
     form:
 
          $(PROJ).<ext>
 
     The Build:all rule can appear only once in a template. When PWB
     applies this rule, it places the following pseudotarget as the
     first description block in the project makefile:
 
          all : [<target>]...
 
     This pseudotarget never has commands in its description block.
 
     See
 
     ◄How PWB Creates a Project Makefile►
     ◄NMAKE Pseudotargets►
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