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diff --git a/doc/switches.html b/doc/switches.html index ae8e50e..948a356 100644 --- a/doc/switches.html +++ b/doc/switches.html @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ configure.py is located, and other factors. For example, a default value of "pyt could be "/usr/lib/python/site-packages", "/usr/local/python2.3/site-packages" or other values depending on how and where Python is installed or which of several installed versions of Python is used to run configure.py. configure.py will not try to complete the path for switch specified paths - -you <b>must</b> specifiy the complete path (eg /usr/lib/python/site-packages or ../kdecore) +you <b>must</b> specifiy the complete path (eg /usr/lib/python/site-packages or ../tdecore) </p> <p> For "normal" installations, configure.py will automatically discover all of the information covered by @@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ one at a time (rather than one huge file for each module). This increase compile </tr></table> Intended for use on multi-CPU systems. Splits the concatenated cpp file into the specified number of segments, each of which can be compiled concurrently in separate threads. On single processor -systems, each "split" will compile in sequence. The kdeui module is (with concatenation active) +systems, each "split" will compile in sequence. The tdeui module is (with concatenation active) is split into two pieces by default to reduce memory consumption. Values for 'j' greater than 2 will be honored correctly. </dd> @@ -226,8 +226,8 @@ and would be run as "python configure.py -z options.txt" (assuming options.txt i <dt><b>-l (lower case L) code gen control -- not displayed with -h</b></dt> <dd> If for some reason you need to rebuild a PyKDE module but not all of PyKDE, you can use -l. --l <modulename> (eg -l kdecore) will rebuild only the module specified; -l <modulename>: -(eg -l kdecore:) will rebuild the module specified and all successive modules. If changes are +-l <modulename> (eg -l tdecore) will rebuild only the module specified; -l <modulename>: +(eg -l tdecore:) will rebuild the module specified and all successive modules. If changes are made that affect linking (especially deleting methods or other symbols), you must use the ":" form, since later modules depend on earlier modules. </dd> |