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diff --git a/codegen/TODO b/codegen/TODO
index 2e00c40..fb1591e 100644
--- a/codegen/TODO
+++ b/codegen/TODO
@@ -1,16 +1,22 @@
 - remove support for LIBT2N_EXPORT_GROUP(group) (this will simplify the generator a lot)
 - add option similar to gccs -MD (at the moment it is a fixed set of files generated and
-  they are handled in the makefile)
+  they are handled in the makefile snippet [codegen.make])
 
 open questions:
 - should projects using the codegen depend on installed version of ... or ship their own version?
-	* codegen binary: no
-	* Makefile snippet: no
-	* codegen-stubhead.hxx
-- get rid of codegen-stubhead.hxx or include a "copy" in each project
+- get rid of codegen-stubhead.hxx or include a "copy" in each project?
+  first we said yes but now i say no because the lib depends on the libt2n headers anyway
 - makefile snippet must work for builds outside of libt2n
-  (=> some variables must be set by configure, the snippet must be installed
-   => pc file template must be installed, too)
+  => some variables must be set by configure
+  the variables which must be set:
+	LIBT2N_CODEGEN="\$(top_builddir)/codegen/libt2n-codegen"
+	LIBT2N_CLIENT_PCTEMPLATE="\$(top_srcdir)/codegen/clientlib.pc.in"
+	LIBT2N_CODEGEN_MAKESNIPPET="include \$(top_srcdir)/codegen/codegen.make"
+
+  we store the variables in the .pc file of libt2n
+  maybe wrap the calls to pkg-config in a m4 macro
+  (=> projects using libt2n-codegen need only one line in configure.in)
+
 - it would really be much nicer if the client lib includes would not depend upon boost serialization
   i thought a solution would be to provide this optionally by wrapping the corresponding includes in a #ifdef
   but this does not work since command.hxx is included which depends on boost serialization headers anyway