Question about apt-get source and building a package
I am a little picky about a few things. sorry if that makes me a bad person.
But I perfer my X, compiler, and glibc libraries (among other things) to be
compiled specifically for my system arch.
I assumed that apt-get source and compiling these package on my system with
export CFLAGS='-march=i686 and such will do the trick, but I noticed that
dpkg-architecture prints out i386 for everyhting.
Will this over-ride my export settings and compile, for instance, glibc for
a lesser arch?
I have looked into everyhitng I could but have found no really clear answer
on this matter.
How do you compile a package for your specific arch in debian, and still
maintain it in dpkg package management?
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