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     The Build:include rule specifies a regular expression that PWB uses
     to find include-file directives in your source files when scanning
     for include dependencies. This rule is not part of a template. It
     is global and should be placed in the [PWB] section of TOOLS.INI.
 
     Syntax
 
     Build:include .<ext> "<pattern>" [case] [system]
 
     .<ext>         Filename extension of source files used for this
                    rule.
 
     "<pattern>"    Tagged UNIX regular expression that matches a
                    file-inclusion directive. The tagged portion of the
                    pattern matches the name of the included file.
                    See: ◄PWB Macro String Syntax►
                         ◄Regular Expressions►
 
     [case]         The <pattern> is case sensitive.
 
     [system]       The <pattern> matches 'system' include files.
 
                    A system include file is listed as a dependent and
                    scanned for further dependencies when the
                    Build:include system switch is turned on.
                    See: ◄Build:include [no] system►
 
     See
 
     ◄How PWB Creates a Project Makefile►
 
     ◄Build:include dependencies►
     ◄Build:include system►
 
     ◄NMAKE Dependencies►
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