NEW features of smake-1.2a29:

-	Print the current directory in case it a exitcode != 0

-	Support for :: rules added.
	This is not POSIX but historic use in makefiles.

-	Intermediate target nodes are now fully initialized.

-	Smake now appends to dependency lists even when the new definition
	is found in a new makefile (-f option). Before, smake did overwrite
	such definitions.

-	Smake now changes the type from environment macro definitions into
	target definitions if the same name is later found in a Makefile.
	This is eg. needed if the environment contains host=foo and the
	Makefile contains host: host.c

-	If a second explicit rule for a target is found and it contains
	command definitions, smake now no longer overwrites the list of 
	command line definitions with the new list but keeps the first 
	definition.

-	If a second explicit rule for a target is found and it contains
	no command definitions, smake now no longer kills the old definitions.

-	Smake now warns if the dynamic macros '$*' & '$<' are used on commands
	for explicit Target Rules. Note that Sun Make as well as GNU make are
	broken in this area (*) and smake's behavor is the best a make program
	may do.

	*) 
	Sun Make calls (even though this is an _explicit_ rule) the implicit
	rule check and looks for possible implicit sources. If a possible
	implicit source file exists, '$<' is set to that name even though it
	is completely unrelated to the explicit rule. If a fitting entry from 
	.SUFFIXES: exists, '$@' is stripped to create '$*'.

	GNU make returns the first name from the dependency list for '$<' and
	strips '$@' using a fitting entry from .SUFFIXES: to create '$*'.


-	smake no longer tries to "make" the content from o_list of
	a NAME=val type object.
	
-	smake no longer has a command line macro limit of 64, the
	command line macros are now inside allocated memory

-	smake no longer has a -f makefile option limit of 32, the
	makefile names are now inside allocated memory

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

Joerg