Hi all, I'm packaging a C++ app that has packages like this: foo - binary using the library libfoo0 - the library itself libfoo0-dev - headers and so on libfoo0-doc - docs for the library I'd like to add a package for debug information, since the app crashes occasionally. Should I add a libfoo0-dbg or foo-dbg package containing debug info for the lib and the app? or should I create separate libfoo0-dbg and foo-dbg packages? I'm inclined to think that creating just libfoo0-dbg with debug info for both the binary and is the right way to go, since there is also a gui in another package, which uses the library, therefore more people will just have the library than normal. Secondly, is dh_strip -k the right way to do this? -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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