Also remove the conditional description in the doxygen documentation:

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           /** 
        
             \page cfetblugdecouple How To Remove cFE Table Services 
        
             It is possible to build the CFE without including Table Services.  This is only applicable if 
        
             the mission does not intend to use any CFS applications that require CFE type table services, or 
        
             if the mission intends to provide custom table services. If CFE Table Services are removed, the 
        
             CFE makefile will no longer try to make the Table Services application and the link makefile will 
        
             no longer include the Table Services object module in the CFE-CORE. Even if excluded from the build, 
        
             the Table Services source and header files will remain in the CFE source tree. 
        
             If EXCLUDE_CFE_TBL is defined (typically in the applicable *_platform_config.h file) Executive 
        
             services will not load or shut down table services. Note this option does not effect the build 
        
             and link of table services. 
        
             To remove table services from the build completely, remove "tbl" from the CFE_CORE_MODULES 
        
             in the cfe/fsw/cfe-core CMakeLists.txt directory (note this option also needs EXCLUDE_CFE_TBL defined 
        
             or executive services will try to load it). 
        
             Removing Table Services reduces the size of the CFE-CORE load file and also reduces the amount 
        
             of RAM memory required to load the cFE. Each development environment will have unique savings. 
        
             The numbers from an example default linux build are as follows: 
        
                 Size of core cFE binary load file with Table Services:          963K 
        
                 Size of core cFE binary load file w/o building Table services:  871K 
        
                 RAM used after loading cFE with Table Services:        153K 
        
                 RAM used after loading cFE w/o loading Table Services: 144M  
        
             Next: \ref cfetblugfaq <BR> 
        
             Prev: \ref cfetblugprocreset <BR> 
        
             Up To: \ref cfetblovr 
        
           **/

	/**
	\page cfetblugdecouple How To Remove cFE Table Services

	It is possible to build the CFE without including Table Services. This is only applicable if
	the mission does not intend to use any CFS applications that require CFE type table services, or
	if the mission intends to provide custom table services. If CFE Table Services are removed, the
	CFE makefile will no longer try to make the Table Services application and the link makefile will
	no longer include the Table Services object module in the CFE-CORE. Even if excluded from the build,
	the Table Services source and header files will remain in the CFE source tree.

	If EXCLUDE_CFE_TBL is defined (typically in the applicable *_platform_config.h file) Executive
	services will not load or shut down table services. Note this option does not effect the build
	and link of table services.

	To remove table services from the build completely, remove "tbl" from the CFE_CORE_MODULES
	in the cfe/fsw/cfe-core CMakeLists.txt directory (note this option also needs EXCLUDE_CFE_TBL defined
	or executive services will try to load it).

	Removing Table Services reduces the size of the CFE-CORE load file and also reduces the amount
	of RAM memory required to load the cFE. Each development environment will have unique savings.
	The numbers from an example default linux build are as follows:

	Size of core cFE binary load file with Table Services: 963K
	Size of core cFE binary load file w/o building Table services: 871K

	RAM used after loading cFE with Table Services: 153K
	RAM used after loading cFE w/o loading Table Services: 144M

	Next: \ref cfetblugfaq <BR>
	Prev: \ref cfetblugprocreset <BR>
	Up To: \ref cfetblovr
	**/

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