I made many of the previously available compile time options be either automatically configured, or turned on or off at run-time. With such, I was able to test out new features easily. Users did not have to recompile the code to add or remove certain features. Furthermore, I was now able to distribute precompiled binaries for others to use and be assured that they included all of the desired features, to be turned on via a simple text file. An added benefit to this is that with fewer compile time macros, a larger portion of your code is being compiled at all times, hence bugs are discovered earlier on, especially in infrequently used code.
All man pages where updated and a few new ones written.