compile-makefile-cmd-unix: preference variable

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compile-makefile-cmd-unix: preference variable

Default value: make -f "%r"

The compile-buffer command uses the command line contained in the compile-makefile-cmd variable to "compile" a makefile (those files ending with a .mak extension or named makefile) under Unix. In the case of makefiles, this means to run make on it. See compile-c-cmd for details on this variable's format. See compile-makefile-cmd for the non-Unix equivalent.

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