help ()
{
- echo "Usage: $0 [CORE | GUI] [--version | --cflags | --libs | --libtool]"
+ echo "Usage: $0 [API-LEVEL] [--version | --cflags | --libs | --libtool]"
+ echo " API-LEVEL is CORE, SHELL (default), GUI, or FLT"
}
if test $# -eq 0; then
case $1 in
CORE) LIBNAME="-lm17n-core"; LIBTOOLNAME="m17n-core"; shift;;
GUI|X) LIBNAME="-lm17n-core -lm17n -lm17n-gui"; LIBTOOLNAME="m17n-gui"; shift;;
+FLT) LIBNAME="-lm17n-core -lm17n-flt"; LIBTOOLNAME="m17n-flt"; shift;;
*) LIBNAME="-lm17n-core -lm17n"; LIBTOOLNAME="m17n"; ;;
esac
/***
@section m17n-config-synopsis SYNOPSIS
-m17n-config [CORE | GUI] [--cflags | --libs | --libtool] [--version]
+m17n-config [API-LEVEL] [--cflags | --libs | --libtool] [--version]
@section m17n-config-description DESCRIPTION
program that uses the m17n library.
By default, the printed options are for such a program that uses SHELL
-API of the libray. But, if the first argument is "CORE", the options
-are for a program that uses only CORE API, if the first argument "GUI",
-the options are for a program that uses GUI API.
+API of the libray. But, if the first argument is "CORE", "GUI", or
+"FLT", the options are for a program that uses the corresponding API.
The other arguments are as follows.