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### Compiled Protocol Options
### Compiled Protocol Options
These are the protocols that are compiled-in to the host for data processing. By default, support for both DMR and P25 protocols is enabled. And, support for the NXDN protocol is disabled. What "compiled-in" support means is whether or not the host will perform *any* processing for the specified protocol (and this is regardless of whether or not the ```config.yml``` has a protocol specified for being enabled or not).
These are the protocols that are compiled-in to the host for data processing. By default, support for both DMR and P25 protocols are enabled. And, support for the NXDN protocol is disabled. What "compiled-in" support means is whether or not the host will perform *any* processing for the specified protocol (and this is regardless of whether or not the ```config.yml``` has a protocol specified for being enabled or not).
There are 2 options to modify which protocol support is compiled in: Either modify the Makefile ```HSTFLAGS=``` line (multiple options are separated by a space) or specify it as a argument to ```make``` (again, multiple options are separated by a space), for example: ```make HSTFLAGS="-DENABLE_DMR -DENABLE_P25 -DENABLE_NXDN"```.
There are 2 options to modify which protocol support is compiled in: Either modify the Makefile ```HSTFLAGS=``` line (multiple options are separated by a space) or specify it as a argument to ```make``` (again, multiple options are separated by a space), for example: ```make HSTFLAGS="-DENABLE_DMR -DENABLE_P25 -DENABLE_NXDN"```.