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At check-in time, or when the <tt>tagstable target</tt> is invoked, the build tools check a number of properties of the module.

=Obsolete marker=
The presence of an 'obsolete' marker. The failure of this test tells you that the module should neither be used nor further developed. Additionally building an RPM of the module will fail. If you really need to build the module, set the variable <tt>CHKOBS_OK</tt> to 1. For example:

 $ make CHKOBS_OK=1 rpm

=Mandatory files=
Are the '''mandatory files''' present? Currently, these are:

<tt>LICENSE</tt>
<tt>ChangeLog</tt>
<tt>README</tt>
<tt>config.mk</tt>

=Deprecated files=
Are any '''deprecated files''' present? Currently, these are:

<tt>MAINTAINER</tt>

=Mandatory comments=
Are the '''mandatory comments''' present in source files? Currently, these are:

<tt>AUTHOR, MAINTAINER, VERSION</tt>.

If you are developing your own module, define the variable <tt>_SRC_FILES</tt> in the module's <tt>Makefile</tt> as a list of source files to be checked (this is '''not needed''' for NCM components), then run

  $ make header

and take a look at the results.

=Mandatory meta-tags=
Are '''mandatory meta tags''' present in <tt>config.mk</tt>? Currently, these are:

<tt>AUTHOR, COMP, DESCR, MAINTAINER, NAME, VERSION</tt>

=Deprecated pan code=
Is there any '''deprecated code''' in the Pan template files distributed with the module? This is mostly needed for NCM components.

If you are developing a generic module, define the variable <tt>_DIRTY_TPL_FILES</tt> in the module's <tt>Makefile</tt> as a list of template files to be checked. Depending on the version of the Pan compiler - <tt>panc</tt> - you are using, there might be some adjustments to be done manually; check the [https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=221766&package_id=286489 pan documentation] for the current status.