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diff --git a/gmqcc.ini.example b/gmqcc.ini.example
index 6f8f923..b99d2bf 100644
--- a/gmqcc.ini.example
+++ b/gmqcc.ini.example
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 # This is an example INI file that can be used to set compiler options
-# without the rquirement for supplying them as arguments on the command
+# without the requirement for supplying them as arguments on the command
 # line, this can be coupled with progs.src.  To utilize this file there
 # are two options availble, if it's named "gmqcc.ini" or "gmqcc.cfg" and
 # the file exists in the directory that GMQCC is invoked from, the compiler
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 # These are common compiler flags usually represented via the -f prefix
 # from the command line.
 [flags]
-    # Enabling this can potentially reduces code size by overlapping
+    # Enabling this can potentially reduce code size by overlapping
     # locals where possible.
     OVERLAP_LOCALS               = false
 
@@ -99,9 +99,18 @@
     # variables with the name 'nil' to be declared.
     PREMISSIVE                   = false
 
-    # Enable enhanced diagnostic messages. i.e provides a "did you mean"
-    # <ident> when you accidently typo. Amongst others
-    ENHANCED_DIAGNOSTICS         = true
+    # Allow vararg access from within QC of the form: ...(argnumber, type)
+    VARIADIC_ARGS                = true
+
+    # Most Quake VMs, including the one from FTEQW or up till recently
+    # Darkplaces, do not cope well with vector instructions with overlapping
+    # input and output. This option will avoid producing such code.
+    LEGACY_VECTOR_MATHS          = true
+
+    # Builtin-numbers are usually just immediate constants.
+    # The following allows whole expressions to be used, as long as they
+    # are compile-time constant.
+    EXPRESSIONS_FOR_BUILTINS     = false
 
 # These are all the warnings, usually present via the -W prefix from
 # the command line.