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Subsections

- 4.8.1 Silencing the Wrapper Generator
- 4.8.2 Enabling Debugging
- 4.8.3 Turning off the Generation of Quick Reference Doc

# 4.8 Useful Make Options when Creating Wrappers

At this point, typing `make` should be enough to generate wrappers for your library.

## 4.8.1 Silencing the Wrapper Generator

By default, wrapper generation is quite verbose - it tells you exactly what it is doing - for example, it lists all the classes and methods which are being wrapped. If you find this annoying, you can turn it off by compiling with the `verbose=no` option, as in:

    make verbose=no

## 4.8.2 Enabling Debugging

If you are compiling your library with debugging enabled - ie, typing

    make debug=yes

the wrapper library will also be generated with debugging enabled. This means that the GNUmakefiles for the wrapping library will always automatically use `debug=yes` when the wrapping library is compiled.

## 4.8.3 Turning off the Generation of Quick Reference Doc

To stop JIGS from automatically generating minimal javadoc comments and the quick reference documentation from them, it's enough to compile using `javadoc=no`, as in:

    make javadoc=no