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+				  yait manual
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+default
+#######
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+This documentation goes over the whats and whys of the yait default layout.

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-				  yait manual
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-styles
-######
-
-In yait there are a few pre-made styles you can choose from. Those styles being
-the following.
-	* posix (default)
-	* gnu
-	* simple
-	* lib
-	* fasm
-These can be selected through setting the --style=<STYLE> flag.
-
-The POSIX style is the default style of yait and is the format used for the
-project. The POSIX style is structured as the following:
-	project/
-		bin/
-		build/
-		doc/
-		include/
-			project.h
-		man/
-			project.1
-		src/
-			main.c
-		COPYING
-		Makefile
-		README
-
-The GNU style is based on the GNU project layout guide; however, it is minified.
-	project/
-		man/
-			project.1
-		src/
-			main.c
-		AUTHORS
-		COPYING
-		INSTALL
-		NEWS
-		README
-		configure.ac
-
-The Simple style is a minimal layout for short and sweet projects.
-	project/
-		project.c
-		Makefile
-		README
-
-The Lib style is a layout for created libraries that compile to a .a and .so file.
-	project/
-		include/
-			project.h
-		src/
-			project.c
-		Makefile
-		README
-
-The Fasm style is a layout based on the flat assembler.
-	project/
-		SOURCE/
-			main.c
-		TOOLS/
-			build.sh
-		PROJECT.TXT
-