ClearCase has a clearaudit command that can be used to kick off any other arbitrary command and get dependency information (clearaudit /c <foo>). This is much

ClearCase has a clearaudit command that can be used to kick off any other arbitrary command and get dependency information (clearaudit /c <foo>). This is much better than using clearmake, because you otherwise depend on a users ability to (correctly) write makefiles upfront.