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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ .TH MAKEENV 1 MAKEENV .SH NAME makeenv - Run make(1) with environment loaded from .makeenv -.SH SYNPOSIS +.SH SYNOPSIS .B makeenv .RI [ arguments "] ..." .SH DESCRIPTION @@ -21,20 +21,20 @@ is also put in the environment. .PP After loading .I .makeenv -and adding populating the environment, +and populating the environment, .B makeenv -will inspect it's environment, +will inspect its environment. .B makeenv itself is affected by the environment variables, which also are .BR make (1) -macros; this if you need a specific implementation of +macros; thus, if you need a specific implementation of .BR make (1) for a project, it can be specified in the .I .makeenv file. .PP -When executng +When executing .BR make (1), .B makeenv may reorder the @@ -53,12 +53,12 @@ before the targets in the .B makeenv is designed to be usable in place of .BR make (1), -that is, the user can create add the +that is, the user can create the .B alias .I makeenv=make -in his shell, without any adverse affect. +in his shell, without any adverse effect. .B makeenv -will pass on it's arguments as is to +will pass on its arguments as is to .BR make (1) (or whichever utility is specified in the environment variable @@ -71,20 +71,20 @@ does not exist. .SH OPTIONS The .BR makeenv -utility passes it's options to the +utility passes its options to the .BR make (1) -utility and do not act on any of the it self, however +utility and does not act on any of them itself; however, in order to properly interleave options and operands specified in the .I .makeenv -file, it have to understand which options take an argument +file, it has to understand which options take an argument and which do not. By default, the .BR makeenv utility only understands the options specified by POSIX, -and the argumented option +and the option .B -W -(vendor options), as well as long options that start with -two dashes +(vendor options), which takes an argument, as well as long +options that start with two dashes .RB ( -- ) provided that the same command line argument contains an equals sign @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ variables to modify how the .BR makeenv utility understands the options. See the section .B ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES -for more information. The current version only support +for more information. The current version only supports options that consist of a dash .RB ( - ) followed by any other character and options that start @@ -105,7 +105,6 @@ an equals sign .RB ( = ), as these are treated as delimiters between long options and their associated argument. -.BR .SH STDIN Not used. .SH INPUT FILES @@ -228,7 +227,7 @@ Space-separated list of long options that shall interpret as .BR make (1) options that have an argument if it is -the option string is is directly followed +the option string is directly followed by equals sign .RB ( = ) in the same command line argument or if @@ -243,7 +242,7 @@ empty string, meaning no options.) Any macro listed in .I .makeenv is loaded into the environment before the utility inspects -the environement. +the environment. .SH ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS Default. .SH STDOUT |