/etc/dpkg-cross/cross-compile is currently full of redundant and unsupported options to change the default handling. I propose to lose all of these options in the next version of dpkg-cross, due this weekend. # All subsequent variables may be removed (and/or become # unsupported) at any time. # # general section: paths of cross compiling environment # # you can set the following variables here: # crossprefix: prefix for cross compiling binaries; default: $(DEB_HOST_GNU_SYSTEM)- # crossbase : base prefix for the following; default: /usr # crossdir : base directory for architecture; default: # $(CROSSBASE)/$(DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE) # crossbin : dir for binaries; default: $(CROSSDIR)/bin # crosslib : dir for libraries; default: $(CROSSDIR)/lib # crossinc : dir for headers; default: $(CROSSDIR)/include # maintainer : maintainer name to pass to original dpkg-buildpackage # in -m option. If not set at all, don't pass a -m, thus # dpkg-buildpackage will use the name from the changelog # file. If set to the special string CURRENTUSER, # dpkg-buildpackage will use the name from the # changelog, too, but signing the .changes will be done # as the current user (default key). # removedeps : comma-separated list of package names that should be removed # from depends/conflicts/etc fields # keepdeps : comma-separated list of package names that should be kept # in depends/conflicts/etc fields as is, without adding # -arch-cross. # # In preparation for merging dpkg-cross into dpkg, the previous # defaults have been removed. So the warning has been there since Lenny. It's time for removal. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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