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Hi Christian,

Le 09/01/12 16:34, Christian Lohmaier a écrit :
Yes, and that's why I wrote it is required for release-builds. But
unless you publish your LibreOffice SDK/ODK package for download, then
you are free to build the ODK without generated documentation. So when
you build you can: * skip building the SDK/ODK altogether:
--disable-odk (that's what most devs will use, along
--disable-binfilter) * build the SDK/ODK, but without generated
documentation: --without-doxygen The resulting package is perfectly
fine for your personal use and will work to develop extensions, but
doesn't contain the html-documentation and hence not suitable for
distribution. * build the SDK/ODK with the generated documentation:
Only this requires doxygen installed on the buildsystem. An extension
developer doesn't need to build LibreOffice - he/she can just download
the SDK from www.libreoffice.org and won't need doxygen. ciao Christian 

Thanks for that information. If I understand correctly, it means that if
I want to keep on distributing the mysql connector extension on the
extensions site with any associated documentation, then I need to
install doxygen.

Alex

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