Makefile.ExampleDriver

syntax:
	perl -c aspxtraktor_restart.pl

letters := a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v q w x y z

files1 := $(letters)

files4 := $(foreach firstletter,$(letters),	\
	$(foreach secondletter,$(letters),	\
	$(foreach l3,$(letters),		\
	$(foreach l4,$(letters),		\
	$(firstletter)$(secondletter)$(l3)$(l4)	\
	)					\
	)					\
	))

files3 := $(foreach firstletter,$(letters),	\
	$(foreach secondletter,$(letters),	\
	$(foreach l3,$(letters),		\
	$(firstletter)$(secondletter)$(l3)	\
	)					\
	)					\
	)

files2 := $(foreach firstletter,$(letters),	\
	$(foreach secondletter,$(letters),	\
	$(firstletter)$(secondletter)	        \
	)					\
	)					

files := $(files2)

html_files := $(foreach file,$(files),$(file).html)
xml_files := $(foreach file,$(files),$(file).xml)
csv_files := $(foreach file,$(files),$(file).csv)

all : $(html_files) # the first rule to follow, from here all other rules are  called
	echo $(html_files)
# http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/make/Foreach-Function.html
# 
%.htm :  %

% :  
	 # aspxtraktor.pl 
	perl ../aspxtraktor.pl   --term=$@   

#$@ is the name of the output of the rule we want.