For one, about every genial developer had the great idea that "make" is a name free to take, so I have a lot of makes around, each of them needed by something (my previous post is just a preview

). Secondly, even with GNU make the pak64 makefile does not work perfectly around here. Looks like MAKEOBJ ?= ./makeobj makes it *nix-specific, not to mention rm and cp and all that. So... sorry, but this just doesn't cut it for me. Also there is no good recursion, which I prefer to all the folders listed in one place. The few hours I spent writing that one script in Python can be hardly compared with the 20+ years of make, yet my script runs on two major os cores just fine... what can I fix by switching?
D:\Hry\Simutrans\DEV\64svn>mingw32-make
"===> COPY"
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mingw32-make: *** [copy] Error 1
D:\Hry\Simutrans\DEV\64svn>mingw32-make zip
mingw32-make: *** No rule to make target `simutrans/pak', needed by `simupak64.zip'. Stop.
D:\Hry\Simutrans\DEV\64svn>mingw32-make tar
mingw32-make: *** No rule to make target `simutrans/pak', needed by `simupak64.tbz2'. Stop.
D:\Hry\Simutrans\DEV\64svn>mingw32-make clean
"===> CLEAN"