" +"I've got my saber saw
" +"I've got all I need
" +"Cuz I got my tools") QAUTHOR='Flour, "Tools"'> <* QTEXT=("And if you take a taste
" +"You better leave no waste
" +"You gotta eat up all you get") QAUTHOR='Soup Dragons, "Beauty Freak"'*> Some stuff that should be useful for project-management:

• , an Amiga-port of GNUmake. different to several other Unix-ports, no ixemul.library is required.
• , which contains (among other documents) the manual to GNUmake in AmigaGuide-format (the full filename depends on the version of gcc).

As 's syntax check is quite small and clumsy, maybe you should also have a look at one of the following sources:

• - Amiga port, source included; available from ; for those who insist on using a DTD.
• , a Perl-script that is even more cryptic to configure than . And it's Perl.. würg, kotz, reiha.. (<(HSC.ANCHOR)>)
• HalSoft's validation service maybe provides the most competent syntax-check, but most likely the slowest. (<(HSC.ANCHOR)>)

To use Un*x-alike filenames within AmigaOS, there are numerous tools available. For example, you can use

• - CLI only, source code included
• - implemeted as a commodity

And some resources that have been quite useful during the development of :

• The only human readable html-reference I've found so far. (<(HSC.ANCHOR)>)
• A W3-FAQ that covers even the Amiga. (<(HSC.ANCHOR)>)
• Composing Good HTML, a general introduction to the whole html-problem. It's also useful to better understand several messages of . (<(HSC.ANCHOR)>)
• Richard Scarry: "Mein allerschönstes Buch vom Backen, Bauen und Flugzeugfliegen" - a general introduction to life and how to cope with it.