XMAKE is simliar to other make's out there, but is specifically designed to allow you to easily construct multiple complex dependancies without getting screwed by default rulesets. XMake contains a number of features specifically designed to trivialize the construction of compilation rules.

XMake was written and is currently being maintained by Matthew Dillon, http://www.backplane.com/,

you can mail me at: dillon at backplane.com

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xmake-1.06.tgz

• $(VAR) parsing bug fixed that could cause the scanner to miss the terminator if $(VAR) is the last item on a line.

xmake-1.05.tgz

• A buffer overflow w/ long search and replaces has been fixed.

xmake-1.04.tgz

• This release is exactly the same as 1.03 except that the source code has officially been put in the public domain.

xmake-1.03.tgz

• This release is the same as 1.02 except that it adds a CPP definition in defs.h (at the end) for GCC. GCC users who do not have a cpp binary take note.

A manual page is available: xmake.1

Here is a listing of the tar (for 1.05)