2004-10-04 [VI] Short for Setok's and Venkat's make.  
A tcl based replacement for the traditional make.
The concepts are the same as the great [smake].  Here's
whats different.  Also see [smake musings]

    * There is no setRule command.  target accepts patterns as well as names and they're treated the same, resulting in shorter more elegant code.
    * There is no upTarget command.  The whole stack of targets built is available in the local variable stack.
    * Exec is now called system and has options to be quiet and to ignore errors (a la make)
    * Target changed is more inline with the traditional make.   There are four cases when a target is considered changed. (a) when the code does a [return] 1 (b) when any dependency is built. (c) when a dependency is not built, but is a file with an older timestamp than the target and (d) when the target does not exist as a file at the end of the code.

And to a lesser extent:
    * (commentable) auto logging of commands run
    * accept multiple targets on command line
    * allow definition of global variables on the command line
    * single file (< 300 lines) with no external dependencies (other than tcl). Perfect for the wiki.
    * new commands dputs (for debug) and log (for logging) and tcl (print command before running).
    * no compile and link commands (not really core).

I have used it extensively.  Hope it works for someone else too!

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