NEW features of smake-1.2a32:

-	Smake nowmay be used to compile Xorg.

-	New option -N
	Continue if no source for nonexistent dependencies found.

-	Evaluate the SHELL macro acording to POSIX.
	SHELL has been previously ignored completely.

-	Do not allow names with a SLASH inside at the right
	side of a Simple Suffix Default Rule.
	This helps smake to ignore the junk at the end of some
	POSIX Suffix rules found in the makefiles of Xorg.

-	Let smake warn about junk at the end of POSIX
	suffix rules. This helps to flag broken makefiles
	like those found in the Xorg tree.

-	The dynmac expander now correctly handles the case when
	the growable buffer has to be relocated when it grows.

-	The dynmac expander now does no longer adds unneded spaces
	in lists. This allows smake to be used to compile Xorg.

-	Smake now gives better warnings with illegal dynmac usage.
	This helps to locate illegal dynmac usage in highly complex
	projects like Xorg.

TODO:
	Smake would need to implement an undocumented feature from 
	historical UNIX make implementations that is used by Xorg
	at one place:

	target: *.o
		do-something-with *.o

	Which expands *.o from the filesystem. Meanwhile, use 
	smake -N to compile Xorg.

After pattern expansion has been implemented, smake-1.2 final
will be released.
	


WARNING: Do not use 'winzip' to extract the tar file!
	Winzip cannot extract symbolic links correctly.

Joerg