need recommendation on IBM PC version of \"make\"

[Chuck Forsberg WA7KGX]

When I was developing Professional-YAM on DOS, I used a make program
that had floated over the net.  It was rather basic, and generated a
.bat file.  It had the option to be compiled with a "system" call which
would execute the compilers directly, but I didn't have the spare memory
at the time.  It was also handy to type the batch file before lighting
it off. 

I have since seen PolyMake from Polytron in Hillsboro, OR 800-547-4000. 
I haven't used it, but the manual describes a program very much like
Unix make, including user defineable default rules (how to make a .obj
file given a .c file).  I expect I'd use it if bugs in the Xenix to DOS
cross compiler force me back to Lattice C.
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