YATE-CONFIG(8)

💖 NAME 💖

Okay so yate-config — straight from the YATE-CONFIG(8) page in the Telephony Engine manual — is your little bestie for retrieving metainformation about the YATE telephony engine. Iconic. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

yate-config [options]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

The yate-config program is used to retrieve information about the installed YATE engine. It's typically used to compile and link modules against the engine's library. No cap, that's the whole job. 🫶

Here's the classic typical usage scenario in a Makefile:

module.yate: module.cpp
    g++ `yate-config --c-all --ldflags` module.cpp `yate-config --libs`

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

🌸 Version and paths 🌸

• --version — Drops the installed YATE version, in x.y.z format. Slay.
• --release — Spills the installed YATE code status (if not release) and the release number.
• --config — Hands you the configuration files directory.
• --modules — Returns the modules directory. Yes bestie, that one.
• --share — Returns the base shared directory.
• --scripts — Returns the scripts directory. Script girlies rise.
• --skins — Returns the base skins directory.

💜 Compiler flags 💜

• --cflags — Various C++ compiler flags.
• --includes — Gives the include option and the path to the header files.
• --c-all — All compiler options — the above two concatenated.

🔥 Linker flags 🔥

• --ldflags — Various linker flags.
• --libs — Gives the library option and the libraries names.
• --ld-all — All linker options — the above two concatenated.

👑 AUTHORS 👑

• Paul Chitescu <paulc@voip.null.ro>
• Diana Cionoiu <diana@voip.null.ro>

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

yate(8), pkg-config(1)

And that's the whole vibe, bestie: this page is from the YATE manual, September 2007, and it's the YATE-CONFIG(8) page. Periodt. 💖✨