5) I removed $(PROJ).exe's dependency of $(PROJ).hlp in the makefile, as I
cannot build the help file (I found nothing to replace "C:/Program
Files/Help Workshop/hcrtf"). That dependency seems unnecessary to me anyway.
This is something even peoplebuilding on Windows often complain about, as
having the help compiler is not standard.
Isn't there a simple way to prevent make from aborting when a command
produces an error, like writing
command || true
or
command || echo helpfile couldnot be built
or something like that to mask a possible error-exit code? Or is a
non-existing binary too severe an error for that?
