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Re: Dependancies within multi-binary packages



On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 13:04 +1000, Matthew Palmer wrote:
> > looks like I remove the "${shlibs:Depends}" from the control file and
> > put them in by hand, praying I don't leave something out. :)
> 
> Since all you'll be doing is putting in manually what shlibs:Depends would
> have added, I don't think you're going to benefit much.  If you're thinking
> of gutting the versions, please reconsider -- they're there for very good
> reason (ensuring that you don't go linking against a library version that
> might not have all the symbols you need), and it'll almost certainly break
> something, at some time, and be a right pest to debug.

I was thinking I might make it depend on my custom versions (so
libpq4-hw >= 8.0.4), it would make my packages installable and tie
everything built from the one source package into each other - which
probably isn't a bad idea considering they will all be compiled with the
same options and packages from outside the build might try calling
features that are just not there.

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