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+# This is a wrapper, permitting overriding of the MAKE parameters
+
+# Are we doing a cross-compile for Windows?  Set to '.w32' if we are:
+cross=
+
+# Are we doing a clean?  Set to 'clean' if so:
+clean=
+
+# Are we doing all platforms?
+doall=0
+
+postbuild()
+{
+	echo "Finished build"
+}
+
+die()
+{
+	echo $1
+	exit 1
+}
+
+domake()
+{
+	optsfile="make.opts${cross}"
+	(
+		if [ -f $optsfile ]
+		then
+			. $optsfile
+		fi
+
+		make -f Makefile${cross} ${clean} || die "Could not build!"
+
+		if [ "$clean" != "clean" ]
+		then
+			postbuild
+		fi
+	)
+
+}
+
+syntax()
+{
+cat <<EOF
+OPTIONS:
+
+  make.sh [help] [cross] [all] [clean]
+
+The options are position-insensitive and additive:
+
+  'help'  displays this text
+  'cross' does a cross-compile for Windows
+  'all'   does a regular build as well as a cross-compile
+  'clean' cleans rather than builds
+
+For example:
+
+   make.sh cross clean
+
+Will clean the Windows cross-compiled build.  Giving no options will make the
+script do a 'regular' build.
+
+FILES:
+
+In order to override the defaults, you may create a file "make.opts" and/or
+"make.opts.w32".  These are normal "bash" scripts, in which you override whatever
+behavior you want.  For example, you might override the "postbuild" function so
+that you create a ZIP file after compilation.  Or you can export a new TCC
+variable to override the standard default values.  See "Makefile" for values you
+might be interested in overriding.
+EOF
+exit 1
+}
+
+
+# process command-line options:
+
+while [ "$1" != "" ]
+do
+	case $1 in
+		cross)
+			cross='.w32'
+		;;
+
+		all)
+			doall=1
+		;;
+
+		clean)
+			clean='clean'
+		;;
+		help|*) 
+			syntax
+		;;
+	esac
+	shift
+done
+
+# Do what needs to be done!
+if [ "$doall" == "1" ]
+then
+	cross=
+	domake
+	cross='.w32'
+	domake
+else
+	domake
+fi