#  $HeadURL$ $LastChangedRevision$
include $(shell aderoot)/include/bldcfg/settings.mk

PROGID			= fad
AUTHORID		= TAH

#  If your CPAN modules are not installed into the default directories then
#  you may need to define the directories here, or in your runtime environment.
#EXTRA_PERLLIB_DIRS     =
#EXTRA_PERLLIB_DIRS     = \
#               /usr/server/opt/cpan/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/PA-RISC1.1 \
#               /usr/server/opt/cpan/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005

#  How should FAD sort file lists?
#
#  All FAD tools use sorting. In previous releases they could do this 
#  internally, but this required a lot of memory ( 64Mb for a typical
#  30,000 file installation), and has now been removed.  Sorting is now
#  delegated to the Unix sort(1) command. The FAD library knows about
#  Solaris, HP-UX and Linux. If you are on another OS then you will need
#  to define a suitable sort command.
#
#  Set the value to the full path of the sort command with parameters to
#  make it sort the standard input to the standard output, sorting on the
#  first (i.e. left-most) field, where fields are separated by '%s'. Note
#  that the character sequence '%s' will be replaced at run time.
#FAD_SORT_CMD           = "/usr/bin/sort -t%s -k1,1"

#  How should fadscan compress reports?
#
#  Fadscan's state and log files will be compressed according to the following
#  extension. Choose one of "", ".Z" or ".gz". Obviously you can only choose 
#  compression extensions based on the compression tools available on 
#  your system.
FADSCANCMPEXT           = .gz