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Make generates a sequence of commands to be executed by the UNIX shell according to a file that describes a series of procedures and rules called a “Make file”. Make can efficiently control the relationship between files that are related to each other, so if you change only one of the source files, for example, you don't have to recompile all the source files It has a special function.
SGL has a dedicated Make file. By executing the Make command, the source program group specified in this file is compiled and an executable file is automatically generated.
Caution
This Make file must be on the same level as the source file.
If the user creates a new application, the Make file must be recreated accordingly. Please refer to commercially available books for Make functions and formats.
Reference book example: make (Keigaku Shuppan / Andrew Oram, by Steve Talbot)