OTFCONFIG(1)

✨ NAME ✨

otfconfig — bestie, this is the little icon that shows you the parameters of your OTF configuration 💅 no cap, that's literally the whole job.

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

okay so picture this: you've got OTF all up in your build system and you're like "wait… what is my otf actually configured to do??" and otfconfig is right there, holding your hand, telling you every single thing about how otf was built and what it needs 🫶 it's giving "personal assistant but for your compiler flags."

Syntax:

otfconfig [options]

and here are the options, bestie — every single one, no skipping 👑

• -h, --help — shows this help message. the "hi bestie what do u need" of flags 💖
• -V, --version — shows the OTF version. the "who am i" moment 🎀
• --have-zlib — tells you if zlib is enabled ✨
• --have-zoidfs — tells you if ZOIDFS for IOFSL is enabled 🦋
• --includes — the path to the otf headers. this is the one you paste into your build 🧚
• --libs — libline needed for linking otf 🔥
• --sizes — prints the size of integer types. yes it will absolutely read your machine's whole integer situation 🙈

lowkey the move is: run the flag you need, copy what comes out, go slay in your Makefile. periodt. 💀

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and that's the whole vibe 💜 this page shipped as part of otfconfig 1.12.5, dated February 2026 — the OTFCONFIG(1) manual, User Commands, mwah 😭👑 go forth and configure, bestie 💖✨🌸