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This changes the Makefiles so that they now build incrementally. Previously if you wanted to rebuild an example yo would have to manually delete the binary, and rebuild the entire example, including duktape. This will only rebuild the files that have changed, so duktape will no longer be rebuilt every time, as well, as no longer requiring the user to delete the output binary manually when they want to rebuild the example. It changes the name of the output binary of Makefile.dukdebug from duk to dukd so that the command line example and the debug command line example don't produce the same binary.

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Any thoughts @svaarala?

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You can build the Duktape REPL with debugger support for Windows with make -f Makefile.dukdebug WINDOWS=1 and build the normal Duktape REPL with linenoise with make -f Makefile.cmdline LINENOISE=1.

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Should I close this?

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