With the SUCCESS= and FAILURE= directives, you can execute a DOS
      program based on whether the make process succeeded.

      Note! If it exists, and there is nothing to do, the NONEED=
      directive will execute. If you don't include the NONEED=
      directive, but you have included the SUCCESS= directive, the
      SUCCESS= directive will execute when there is nothing to do.

      Please see the companion commands, PRECOMPILECMD= and PRELINKCMD=

      If you need to run another batch file, remember to use the CALL
      batch file command, like:

      SUCCESS=CALL VERS_CTL.BAT
      FAILURE=CALL BADCOMP.BAT
      NONEED=ECHO Nothing Happened. Didn't use SUCCESS= or FAILURE=