Note that you can build beans without using any kind of make utility. We provide example gnumake and nmake makefiles merely as a convenience for developers.
For clarity, the makefiles for the example beans have been broken up into a separate package.mk makefile for each example package. Thus to make the "buttons" package, you should cd to the demo directory and do "nmake -f buttons.mk"
To rebuild the entire BDK from scratch, cd to the directory where you have installed the BDK and do "nmake clean all".
The "gnumake" compatible makefiles are either called GNUmakefile or end in the suffix ".gmk". Thus beanbox/GNUmakefile and demo/juggler.gmk are gnumake makefiles. The makefiles expect you to have Java 2 SDK 1.2 (or later) installed and to have the bin directory on your Unix PATH.
For clarity, the makefiles for the example beans have been broken up into a separate package.gmk makefile for each example package. Thus to make the "buttons" package, you should cd to the demo directory and do "gnumake -f buttons.gmk"
To rebuild the entire BDK from scratch, cd to the directory where you have installed the BDK and do "gnumake clean all".
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