     COMMAND-EQUIVALENCE STATEMENT SAMPLE

     This sample demonstrates how to add a new command to CMAKE's
     vocabulary through the use of a command-equivalence statement in
     the configuration file, "cmake.cfg".


     TO RUN CMAKE:

        Execute CMAKE by entering the command

        cmake

        No parameters are required.


     NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

     1. The commands (and comments) in the make file, "makefile".
        CMAKE will deduce all dependencies from these commands.

        See: The Make File for CMAKE
               User-Defined Commands
               * When is a User-Defined Command Required?
               Equivalent Commands
               * How CMAKE Processes an Equivalent Command
             in the help file.

     2. The command-equivalence statement, command-definition
        statement, and section tag, [CMAKE], in the configuration file,
        "cmake.cfg".

        See: The CMAKE Configuration File
             * Command-Equivalence Statements
             * Command-Definition Statements
             * The CMAKE Section Tag in the Configuration File
             in the help file.
