Here is an example of the default short form blank template with
      full commenting.

      As you can see, it prompts you for most of the information in a
      way that makes sense to a programmer.

      This is created by typing:

      PBINIT <makefilename>

      Then, select 'Basic PBMake script with comments' from the menu.

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                 PBMake 2.15 for Clipper, Xbase++, C and ASM                │
│       Copyright (C) 1998 Phil Barnett, All Rights Reserved Worldwide       │
│                           See PBMAKE.NG for help.                          │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┛

               // The target you are creating
TARGET=

               // The linker script for the TARGET
LINKFILE=

               // The linker you are using
LINKER=

               // The include files you depend on
INCLUDE=

               // Where the object code will go
OBJDIR=

               // Where the source code resides
SRCDIR=

================== Section 1 ====================

               // The compiler flags for this section
FLAG1=

               // The source files to compile (no extensions)
               // Multiple sources per PROG1= line is OK
PROG1=
PROG1=
PROG1=
PROG1=

================== Section 2 ====================

               // The compiler flags for this section
FLAG2=

               // The source files to compile (no extensions)
               // Multiple sources per PROG2= line is OK
PROG2=
PROG2=
PROG2=
PROG2=

(You can have up to 99 sections)