SZS 2.24a

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diff --git a/project/text-files/config.inc/config-paths-cr.inc b/project/text-files/config.inc/config-paths-cr.inc
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+
+[PATHS]
+# This section defines different paths. Each path may contain any number of
+# references to other paths by »$(NAME)«. All names are case sensitive.
+# >>> Please use '/' and not '\' as directory separator, even for Cygwin. <<<
+
+# The base is only a helper path to allow relative paths. It is not used
+# internally. For Cygwin, it is usually Windows »PROGRAMFILES«. For other
+# systems it is »/usr/local«.
+base	= %s
+
+# The directory, where the tools will be installed. After installation
+# it is used for updates. It is usually »$(base)/Wiimm/SZS« for Cygwin
+# and »$(base)/bin« for other systems.
+install	= %s
+
+# File or directory, where a configuration should be stored on installation.
+# The filename »wiimms-szs-tools.conf« is appended for directories.
+# An existing file is scanned and rewritten. If empty, don't create it.
+config	= %s
+
+# The following is a directory list in the order in which the configuration
+# file is searched. Uncomment a line to override the previous setting.
+#   config = "$(xdg_home)/szs/"	# XDG directory of the user
+#   config = "$(home)/.szs/"	# Home directory of the user
+#   config = "$(xdg_etc)/"	# Standard XDG config-dir for unix based systems
+#   config = "/etc/"		# Standard config-dir for unix based systems
+#   config = "$(share)/"	# Directory of shared files (bad choice)
+#   config = "$(install)/"	# Directory of installation
+
+# The directory for shared files. It is usually »$(install)« for Cygwin and
+# »$(base)/share/szs« for other systems.
+share	= %s
+
+# The directory in which the auto-add files are saved and searched for first.
+# It is usually »$(share)/auto-add« for all systems.
+autoadd	= %s
+
diff --git a/project/text-files/lpar.inc/lpar-sect-debug-docu-cr.inc b/project/text-files/lpar.inc/lpar-sect-debug-docu-cr.inc
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+
+#FF#
+###############################################################################
+
+[DEBUG-DOCU]
+# This section has no impact!
+
+# If the general parameter DEBUG (see section [LECODE-PARAMETERS]) is set to
+# a value ≥1, then additional information is added below the speed (even if
+# speedometer is disabled). The intention is to debug tracks.
+
+# For DEBUG=1, the output format is defined in this section. Up to %d lines
+# can be defined.
+
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# SETUP = DEBUG$...
+# Usually, a debug section is edited, so that not specified parameters are
+# not modified (same as DEBUG$OFF). With SETUP a section can be initialized:
+#
+#  DEBUG$OFF      : Do nothing.
+#  DEBUG$CLEAR    : Clear all data.
+#
+#  DEBUG$STANDARD : Use a standard debug line for the player.
+#  DEBUG$OPPONENT : Use a standard debug line for the player and one more line
+#		    for the first opponent.
+#  DEBUG$VERTICAL : Arrange the output vertically for the player.
+
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# LINE = -1 | 0..%d
+# LINE selects a line for the next parameters. Lines are numbered from 0 to %d.
+# If set to -1, then ignore the following settings.
+
+# ENABLED = 0|1
+# ENABLED defines, if this section becomes active. If set to 0 or if all other
+# parts are disabled, then the debug line is not printed. So you can disable a
+# line without changing the other parameters.
+
+# OPPONENT = 0|1
+# It is possible to display the data of the current player (0), or of the
+# first opponent (1). The intention is watch onlyine 2 players together.
+# The font color for current player if yellow and for the opponent cyan.
+
+# SPACE = 0|1
+# ???
+
+# POSITION = 0|1
+# If enabled (1), then print the position of the player. Values outside the
+# range ±131071 are highlighted to point to a item position bug. The output
+# format is »P=x,y,z«.
+
+# CHECK-POINT = 0..3
+# If enabled (1,2,3), then print the checpoint info of the player. The output
+# format is either »CK=c« (1), »CK=c,k« (2) or »CK=c,k^m«. »c« is the current
+# check point. »k« is the last relevant key check point. »m« is the highest
+# reached key check point in the current lap. If driving backwards, »k« is
+# decreased, but »m« not. 
+
+# RESPAWN = 0|1
+# If enabled (1), then print the current respawn point as »R=num«.
+
+# LAP-POS = 0|1
+# If enabled (1), then print the current calculated lap position as a floating
+# point number with 3 fraction digits (1.234). This number is calculated by
+# Mario Kart Wii to compare positions.