This is an example PBMake script that I have created so you can see
      how it would work with an imaginary scenario.

      The Imaginary Scenario ...

      You have a target to create named MYPROG.EXE. You are using
      BLINKER as a linker, and the linker script for MYPROG.EXE is named
      MYPROG.LNK. There are twenty source modules that MYPROG.EXE
      depends on, MODULE1.PRG MODULE2.PRG, MODULE3.PRG ETC. There is an
      include file named MYSTUFF.CH.

      Source Module 1 uses the /N /W /M switches and also needs two
      defines, FOO and BAR. Source Modules 2-5 use a different compiler
      switch than modules 6-20, 2-5 use the /N /W /M compiler switches,
      and 6-20 use only the /M switch. (you can have up to 99 levels of
      different compiler switches. the example covers only three)

      You wish to make a subdirectory for the objects, so they will not
      clutter your source code directory. It will be named OBJ, and will
      be underneath the source directory.