My makefiles already do all of that, but it looks like what Stephane needs.

I'm quite happy with the flexibility that 'make' offers me. What I was really wondering, is whether the AMAKE you were referring to (Keil's 'make'?) offers any additional benefit to me over the third-party make tool I am using now. However, I can't find any reference to it in my Keil documentation and can't find it as a standalone executable. Is it only available to someone using Keil tools at the PK51 tool level? I see that the PowerPC compiler I'm currently using has "their own" make tool, which is a renamed version of the exact same MKS make tool that I'm currently using. Is Keil's "just another" make too?