| Revision 7741 (by gradha, 2007/02/14 19:11:15) |
Added minimal support for custom defines through allegro.ini configuration
file and basic #else support. Required for the talula mirror, there is
not much space left and the online documentation generation fails. So
I better get rid of it and point it at the sourceforge version.
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# Configuration file to allow customization of binary links
[global]
# URL pointing at this host
hosturl = http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
# Languages not listed in your GENERATE_LANGUAGES Makefile variable
# Please check your Makefile and Makefile.local files, this variable
# should contain all the available languages - the languages you
# generate locally (ie: if you generate all, this will be empty).
# An example of the variable if you didn't want spanish and french:
# external_languages = es:fr
external_languages =
external_language_link = http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
external_online_docs =
external_online_docs_link = http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
# The following tells the script which parts of the source are to
# be included in the html output. Usually such conditions exists
# for a single host/mirror. The variable should contain a double colon
# separated list of keywords. At the moment the only available are:
# sourceforge, sunsite.
allowed_includes =
# Used by the mirror script, the following variable holds the mirroring
# type which will be done. It's a whitespace separated keyword list
# which specifies mirror level and hostname. If you don't specify any
# variable here, only files marked with 'all' will be mirrored. For a
# description of mirror levels see external/binary-files.txt
# Example for sunsite mirror: high medium low sunsite
mirror_type = high medium low mirror_name
# There is hacky #ifdef/else/ifndef support in the source HTML. The
# defines are automatically generated for language codes, but you can also
# create new ones for specific sites. For example, this is used for the
# talula mirror, which has space problems and shouldn't generate online
# documentation at all due to its size (the define is used in api.html).
defines =