SH(PFE-CONFIG)

NAME
sh pfe-config - manual page for sh pfe-config 0.32.94

DESCRIPTION

--prefix=xxx)
    (what is that for anyway?)

--prefix)
    $prefix /usr/local

--package)
    $package pfe

--version)
    $version 0.32.94

--cflags)
    -I$includedir
    unless it is /usr/include

--libs)
    -L$libdir -l$PACKAGE $LIBS

--exec_prefix)
    or...

--eprefix)
    $exec_prefix /usr/local

--bindir)
    $bindir /usr/local/bin

--sbindir)
    $sbindir /usr/local/sbin

--libexecdir)
    $libexecdir
    /usr/local/libexec

--datadir)
    $datadir /usr/local/share

--sysconfdir)
    $sysconfdir /etc

--sharedstatedir)
    $sharedstatedir/etc/default

--localstatedir)
    $localstatedir /usr/local/var

--libdir)
    $libdir /usr/local/lib

--infodir)
    $infodir /usr/local/info

--mandir)
    $mandir
    /usr/local/share/man

--target)
    $target
    i386-unknown-openbsd3.6

--host)
    $host
    i386-unknown-openbsd3.6

--build)
    $build
    i386-unknown-openbsd3.6

--data)
    -I$datadir/$package

--pkgdatadir)
    $datadir/$package

--pkglibdir)
    $libdir/$package

--pkgincludedir)
    $includedir/$package

--help)
    generated by ac_create_generic_config.m4

-I//varname
    and other inc-targets like --pkgdatainc supported

-L//varname
    and other lib-targets, e.g. --pkgdatalib or --libadd

SEE ALSO
The full documentation for sh pfe-config is maintained as a docbook manual. It is usually placed in a doc/sh pfe-config subdirectory in the filesystem at your site, rendered as html or xml files.