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-How to install mymake:
-
--Build the executable using make.
-
-cd into the cloned directory and run "make". This will produce the executable
-mymake.
-
-
--Add an alias.
-
-Adding an alias makes it possible to use mymake as if mymake was in the PATH, 
-even when it is not.
-
-Open the .rc file for your shell and add an alias.
-
-~/.cshrc.private:
-alias mm "~/path/to/mymake"
-
-~/.bashrc
-alias mm="~/path/to/mymake"
-
-
--Setup the default .mymake.
-
-mymake will check for settings in three places when it is run. First it will
-parse ~/.mymake (if it exists). Then the .mymake in the current directory
-will be parsed (if it exists), and last any command line parameters will
-be parsed. Settings overwrites each other, so the settings found in ~/.mymake
-have the lowest priority and the settings on the command-line have the highest
-priority.
-To make it easy to change global settings with mymake, it is recommended
-to create a .mymake file in ~. This is done by executing "mymake -config".
-The generated file will also contain comments to further document the settings.
-
-It is recommended to change the compilation command to include more flags
-of your choice.
-
-
--Use mymake.
-
-See help.txt for further instructions on usage.
-