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  \end{verbatim}
  
! Simply put, \shake is a tool for managing dependencies between dynamically
! built files and the files from which they are built. In the development
  of any non-trivial project it becomes an issue to ensure that the correct
  files are rebuilt based on which files have been modified.
  
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  \end{verbatim}
  
! Simply put, \shake is a tool for building target files from a number of
! source files, whilst managing dependencies between the dynamically
! built files and the files from which they are built.
! 
! Shake was specifically written to support C(++) development but nothing
! keeps it from being used as a general file construction/dependency management
! tool (just like \cmd{make}). The following figure (\ref{fig:intro:myappdag1})
! is an example of a simple development setup illustrating the dependencies
! between elements.
! 
! \begin{figure}[ht]
! \begin{center}
! \includegraphics[scale=1]{introduction/MyAppDAG1}
! \caption{Simple dependency graph.}
! \label{fig:intro:myappdag1}
! \end{center}
! \end{figure}
! 
! In the development
  of any non-trivial project it becomes an issue to ensure that the correct
  files are rebuilt based on which files have been modified.
+ 
+ Since it is far too costly (i.e. unproductive) to do a full rebuild of
+ everything everytime something is modified, one is interested in doing a
+ so-called \emph{minimal recompilation}. In other words, only recomiling the
+ files which depend on the sources that were modified.
  
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