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diff --git a/Imakefile.local b/Imakefile.local new file mode 100644 index 000000000000..1c62ea804a1b --- /dev/null +++ b/Imakefile.local @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +XCOMM This is the local configuration file for Imakefile for ctwm. +XCOMM +XCOMM Some of the things you can define also come with make variables that +XCOMM can be manipulated. All such variables have names starting with\ +XCOMM USER_. + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Use IMCONV features. +XCOMM Uhmm, I really don't know what this is about. -- Richard Levitte +XCOMM +XCOMM The make variables USER_IMCONVLIBDIR and USER_IMCONVINCDIR can be +XCOMM used to configure library search paths and include file search paths +XCOMM to find the imconv libraries and header files. +XCOMM +XCOMM Example: +XCOMM +XCOMM #define IMCONV +XCOMM USER_IMCONVLIBDIR = -L/logiciels/public/graphix/lib +XCOMM USER_IMCONVINCDIR = -I/logiciels/public/graphix/include +XCOMM +#undef IMCONV + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Use sounds +XCOMM If you want sound support through librplay, defined USE_SOUND. +XCOMM +XCOMM The make variables USER_SOUNDLIBDIR and USER_SOUNDINCDIR can be +XCOMM used to configure library search paths and include file search paths +XCOMM to find the rplay libraries and header files. +XCOMM +XCOMM Example: +XCOMM +XCOMM #define USE_SOUND +XCOMM USER_SOUNDLIBDIR = -L/usr/lib +XCOMM USER_SOUNDINCDIR = -I/usr/include +XCOMM +#undef USE_SOUND + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Use XPM images +XCOMM If you want XPM support, define XPM. +XCOMM +XCOMM The make variables USER_XPMLIBDIR and USER_XPMINCDIR can be +XCOMM used to configure library search paths and include file search paths +XCOMM to find the xpm libraries and header files. +XCOMM +XCOMM Example: +XCOMM +XCOMM #define XPM +XCOMM USER_XPMLIBDIR = -L/usr/lib +XCOMM USER_XPMINCDIR = -I/usr/include +XCOMM +#define XPM + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Use Jpeg images +XCOMM If you want JPEG support, define JPEG. +XCOMM +XCOMM The make variables USER_JPEGLIBDIR and USER_JPEGINCDIR can be +XCOMM used to configure library search paths and include file search paths +XCOMM to find the jpeg libraries and header files. +XCOMM +XCOMM Example: +XCOMM +XCOMM #define JPEG +XCOMM USER_JPEGLIBDIR = -L/usr/lib +XCOMM USER_JPEGINCDIR = -I/usr/include +XCOMM +#define JPEG + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Using M4 to process the ctwm configuration file +XCOMM If you want to process the ctwm configuration file with m4, define +XCOMM USE_M4. +XCOMM +#define USE_M4 + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Support for Gnome extensions +XCOMM If you want to build with Gnome extensions, define GNOME. +XCOMM +#define GNOME + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Use GNU regex +XCOMM If you want to build with GNU regex instead of the internal regex +XCOMM functions, define USE_GNU_REGEX. +XCOMM +#undef USE_GNU_REGEX + +XCOMM DEBUGGING: + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: General debugging +XCOMM If you want to get all kinds of debugging output from CTWM, define +XCOMM DEBUG. +XCOMM +#undef DEBUG + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Debug the parser +XCOMM If you want debugging output for the configuration file parser, +XCOMM define DEBUGPARSER +XCOMM +#undef DEBUGPARSER + +XCOMM ---------------------------------------------------------------------- +XCOMM Feature: Compile with lots and lots of warnings +XCOMM If you use gcc, and want to build with as much paranoia as possible, +XCOMM define GCC_PEDANTIC. +XCOMM Quite honestly, I would recommend for you not to use it for now. +XCOMM You'll just start running and screaming :-). -- Richard Levitte +XCOMM +#undef GCC_PEDANTIC |