Fixed the makefile, this should only be used in clean checkouts when you have

nothing else.  It will automatically wget the necesarry files from libbu++ and
put them right in your src dir... make clean will delete them as well.

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-### pymake by ~3o~ph()g (neonphog.com) ###
-## This skeleton file was generated by pymake... please edit for your project.
-
-## Global flag section, uncomment to set flags which will be applied to all
-CXXFLAGS: -ggdb -Ilibbu++/src
-LDFLAGS: -Llibbu++ -lbu++ -ldl
-
-[BUILD]
-FILE: src/build.y
-COMMAND: stupid
-OUTPUT: parser
-
-[BUILD]
-FILE: src/build.l
-COMMAND: stupid
-OUTPUT: lexer
-
-## A simple command to build everything in this directory, and output
-## an executable with the name 'main'
-[BUILD]
-DIR: src
-COMMAND: exe
-OUTPUT: build
-
-## To run a command, like a legacy 'make' command, issue the following:
-#[RUN]
-#COMMAND: make -C testsrc/legacy                #this command will normally be run
-#CLEAN: make -C testsrc/legacy clean    #this command will be run on '-c'
-
-## A more complicated build example
-#[BUILD]
-#COMMAND: exe
-#OUTPUT: the_one
-#DIR: testsrc/one
-#FILE: testsrc/share/test.cpp
-#CXXFLAGS: -Itestsrc/share
-#LDFLAGS: -lreadline
-
-## The [DIRBUILD] macro expands into many [BUILD] sections:
-#[DIRBUILD]
-#COMMAND: exe
-#OUTPUT: db{NAME}.so            #{NAME} will be replaced with the directory name
-#ROOT: testsrc/db
-#CXXFLAGS -Itestsrc/share
-#LDFLAGS: -lreadline
-
-## The [OVERRIDE] directive allows you to append flags to specific targets
-#[OVERRIDE]
-#FILE: testsrc/db/mysql/main.o
-#CXXFLAGS: -I../..
-
-### The following are the build commands and triggers ###
-### These are the default gnu g++ build commands ###
-
-### Compile trigger ###
-## Takes c++ source code, builds an object file
-## Includes function for dependancy checking
-[TRIGGER]
-INPUT: .cpp    #take input of *.cpp files
-OUTPUT: .o     #output .o files
-COMMAND: g++ -c {INPUT} {CXXFLAGS} -I{DIR} -o {OUTPUT}
-CHECK: g++ -M {INPUT} {CXXFLAGS} -I{DIR}
-
-[TRIGGER]
-INPUT: .c    #take input of *.cpp files
-OUTPUT: .o     #output .o files
-COMMAND: g++ -c {INPUT} {CXXFLAGS} -I{DIR} -o {OUTPUT}
-CHECK: g++ -M {INPUT} {CXXFLAGS} -I{DIR}
-
-[TRIGGER]
-INPUT: .y
-OUTPUT: .tab.c
-COMMAND: cd src; bison ../{INPUT}; cd ..
-
-[TRIGGER]
-INPUT: .l
-OUTPUT: .yy.c
-COMMAND: flex --bison-bridge --bison-locations -o {OUTPUT} {INPUT}
-
-### Executable command ###
-## Use this command if you want a simple executable
-[COMMAND]
-NAME: exe
-COMMAND: g++ {INPUT} {LDFLAGS} -o {OUTPUT}
-
-### Library command ###
-## Use this command if you wish to create a library
-[COMMAND]
-NAME: lib
-COMMAND: ar cr{ARFLAGS} {OUTPUT} {INPUT}
-
-[COMMAND]
-NAME: stupid
-
-### Strange example ###
-## The following trigger will take all *.q files, strip all '&'s from them
-## and generate a .cpp file, which will then be compiled using the cpp trigger.
-#[TRIGGER]
-#INPUT: .q
-#OUTPUT: .cpp
-#COMMAND: sed -e "s/&//g" {INPUT} > {OUTPUT}