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# Distutils Setup Configuration File for KInterbasDB
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# KInterbasDB-specific options:
#   (see docs/installation-source.html for instructions)
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[manual_config]
# Typically, these options don't need to be set manually because setup.py will
# try to determine them automatically.

# Enable assert()ions in the C layer?
checked_build=0

# Compile-time inclusion of optional features:
enable_field_precision_determination=1

# On Windows, setup.py will try to determine whether the database engine
# against which we're compiling is Firebird 1.0 or later by reading the
# registry.  To force the database into Firebird mode, uncomment this:
#database_is_firebird=1

# Installation directory of the database.  Unless otherwise specified, include
# and lib paths are relative to the database_home_dir.
#database_home_dir=C:/dev/db/firebird152
# For IB 5.5:
#database_home_dir=C:/dev/db/ib55

#database_include_dir=C:/dev/db/firebird152/include
# For IB 5.5:
#database_include_dir=C:/dev/db/ib55/include

#database_lib_dir=C:/dev/db/firebird152/lib
# For IB 5.5:
#database_lib_dir=C:/dev/db/ib55/lib

# Firebird 1.5 will work with the gds library, but its native lib is:
# (on Windows + (MSVC|MinGW)):
# database_lib_name=fbclient_ms
# (on Linux + GCC with SuperServer architecture):
#database_lib_name=fbclient
# (on Linux + GCC with Classic architecture):
#database_lib_name=fbembed

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# Generic distutils options:
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# Build step:
[build]
# Nothing here at the moment.


# Installation step:
[install]
# Compile to .pyc (Python bytecode) during installation process?
compile=1
# Compile to .pyo (optimized Python bytecode) during installation process?
optimize=1


# Source distribution creation:
[sdist]
# Manifest contains list of files to be included in source distro:
manifest=MANIFEST

use_defaults=0
formats=gztar