Finally built the source and had the executables automatically get +x.

We are done here, gonna get working on the ebuild.
Merbo · Apr 7, 2012 · 2ca3488 · 2ca3488
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diff --git a/Executables/powder b/Executables/powder
diff --git a/Executables/powder-64-sse3 b/Executables/powder-64-sse3
diff --git a/GENTOOMAKE b/GENTOOMAKE
@@ -1,11 +1,12 @@
 Making this in gentoo is a little different, as this was made for Gentoo itself.
-In order to build all this and send it to your Executables/ directory, you'll need to do the following:
-make <packages>
-Example: make powder && make powder-64-sse3
-THEN, you have to do make final.
-Example: make final
-"make final" does two things:
+In order to build all this and send it to your 'Executables/' directory, you'll need to do the following:
+make final
+'make final' does many things:
+- Makes all possible packages your system can compile
+--> That way you can push all executables available.
 - Runs 'make clean'
 --> By running 'make clean' it will remove the object files that can cause clutter.
 - Copies executables from various places in 'build/' to 'Executables'
 --> By doing this, end users will have it easy. 
+- Completely erases all non-directory files in 'build/'
+--> This way, your next 'make final' will be nice and clean.
diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
@@ -154,8 +154,14 @@ clean:
 	rm -vf build/obj/elements/*.o
 
 final:
+	make clean
+	rm -fv build/p*
+	make powder
+	make powder-64-sse3
 	make clean
 	cp -fruv build/* Executables/
+	chmod +x Executables/powder
+	chmod +x Executables/powder-64-sse3
 	rm -fv build/p*
 	rm -frv Executables/obj