NEW features of smake-1.2a48:

This is the release candidate for smake-1.2-final

-	POSIX.1-2008 is UNIX compliant again and allows to call
	commands via "sh -ce command". Smake honors this if in POSIX 
	mode. Note that this was already the default smake behavior in
	Non-POSIX mode.

-	Smake now treats "../name" as a valid default target name.

-	The .IGNORE and .SILENT special targets now work in a POSIX compliant
	way.

-	A new special target ".SSUFFIX_RULES" allows to disable Simple Suffix
	Rules.

-	smake -p now gives more fine grained results and separates
	Suffix rules from target rules and special targets.

-	Man page enhanced, it is now complete enough for a final release.

-	The makefile system no longer defines Simple Suffix Rules for smake.

-	Smake now searches "makefile", "Makefile", "SMakefile" if in -posix mode,
	smake's default is "SMakefile", "Makefile", "makefile.

-	If .PRECIOUS: was specified without dependency list, all targets are 
	handled as "PRECIOUS". This was recently added by POSIX.

-	The -posix option is now propageted to sub makes via MAKEFLAGS=

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.

P.P.S.: As Xorg changed it's build system, we may delay this
feature to something past 1.2-final.
	


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

Joerg