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     Macros replace a string in the makefile with another string.
     See: ◄Using Macros►
          ◄Precedence Among Macro Definitions►
 
     You can define your own macros.
     See: ◄Defining a Macro►
          ◄Substitution Within Macros►
 
     You can use predefined macros.
     See: ◄Filename Macros►
          ◄Recursion Macros►
          ◄Command Macros►
          ◄Options Macros►
 
     You can use other special macros.
     See: ◄Environment-Variable Macros►
          ◄Inherited Macros►
          ◄Null Macros and Undefined Macros►
 
     You can see the currently defined macros.
     See: ◄/P Option►
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