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@ -108,6 +108,7 @@ These flags control some basic settings for how the `Makefile` can compile the p
| `CXXFLAGS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of C++ compiler flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler when building the C++ files. This includes the generate source files, but also files like `libqb.cpp`. | | `CXXFLAGS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of C++ compiler flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler when building the C++ files. This includes the generate source files, but also files like `libqb.cpp`. |
| `CXXLIBS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of linker flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler (`g++` or `clang++`) when linking the final executable. Typically includes the `-l` library flags | | `CXXLIBS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of linker flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler (`g++` or `clang++`) when linking the final executable. Typically includes the `-l` library flags |
| `CFLAGS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of C compiler flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler when building C files | | `CFLAGS_EXTRA` | None | Collection of C compiler flags | No | These flags are provided to the compiler when building C files |
| `STRIP_SYMBOLS` | None | `n` | No | Symbols are stripped by default, if this is `n` then symbols will not be stripped from the executable |
These flags controls whether certain dependencies are compiled in or not. All of them are blank by default and should be set to `y` to use them. Note that the program being built may not compile if you supply the wrong dependency settings - may of them supply functions that will not be defined if the dependency is required, and some of them (Ex. `DEP_GL`) have requirements the program being compiled must meet. These flags controls whether certain dependencies are compiled in or not. All of them are blank by default and should be set to `y` to use them. Note that the program being built may not compile if you supply the wrong dependency settings - may of them supply functions that will not be defined if the dependency is required, and some of them (Ex. `DEP_GL`) have requirements the program being compiled must meet.