ChangeLogTag: Thu Jul 10 14:29:44 UTC 2008 Chad Elliott <elliott_c@ociweb.com>

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+// Current as of 7/10/2008
+// This defines the role of all the template variables specific to the
+// 'make' project type using the csharp language.
+//
+// Please try to keep this alphabetically sorted.
+//
+allowunsafeblocks = Enable/disable the use of the unsafe keyword.
+clean = Additional files or directories to be "cleaned" when the clean target is invoked.
+compilers = Although it is plural, it holds only a single compiler which is used to determine specific flags.
+def_flag = Compiler specific flag to define a macro.
+delete = A utility to delete a file.
+exe_flag = Compiler specific flag to create an executable.
+expanded_variable_assignment = Used to enable the setting of custom library paths.  Be default this is disabled due to lack of support from all make variants.
+key_flag = Compiler specific flag to specify the keyfile.
+keyfile = Indicate the keyfile to use when signing the assembly.
+lib_flag = Compiler specific flag to set the library search paths.
+make_include = This allows users to "include" arbitrary files into the generated makefiles.
+makedir = A utility to make a directory.
+opt_flag = Compiler specific flag to optimize the compilation.
+out_flag = Compiler specific flag to specify the output type.
+shared_flag = Compiler specific flag to create a shared library.
+slash = The value used to separate directories and files.
+supports_include = A boolean value used to indicate whether the version of make supports inclusion of files that do not yet exist.
+targetoutdir = Specifies a location for all targets and intermediaries within the makefile.  It should always end in a slash.
+testdirend = Used in creating intermediate directories.
+testdirstart = Used in creating intermediate directories.
+unsafe_flag = Compiler specific flag to enable the use of the unsafe keyword.
+winapp = This boolean template variable indicates whether the application target is for the Console or Windows subsystem.
+winexe_flag = Compiler specific flag to create a Windows executable.