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   The way that the MAKE program functions is very simple: it creates a
   dependency between one file and another file. If the first file does not
   exist, or has a date and hour stamp that is earlier than the second
   file's, a dependency command is executed.

   If case of object modules (.OBJ) being dependent of source code modules
   (.PRG), if the object modules do not exist or the sources are more recent,
   they are (re)compiled.

   dBsee produces a make script file, called MAKE.RMK (or MAKE1.RMK,
   MAKE2.RMK, etc.), that provides the make program with the necessary
   instructions (list of .PRG files to compile and the .EXE file to build).
    This allows to save time in the creation of the executable file,
   especially during the final testing phase of the product, when small
   modifications are usually made to only some source programs of the
   project.

   The make script files are stored in the \SOURCE sub-directory of the
   current application.

   For more information on Make consult your Clipper manual.