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  <H2><A NAME="16"></A>14. Building New X Clients</H2>
<p>The easiest way to build a new client (X application) is to use
<code>xmkmf</code> if an <code>Imakefile</code> is included in the sources.  Type
``<code>xmkmf -a</code>'' to create the Makefiles, check the configuration if
necessary and type ``<code>xmake</code>''. ``<code>xmake</code>'' is a wrapper for the
GNU make program which defeats the improper SHELL setting typically found
in a Makefile generated from an Imakefile. Also see the XFree86/OS2 FAQ 
for more hints about porting X clients.</p>

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