OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du mardi 03 juin 2008, vers 00:16, "Krzysztof Burghardt" <krzysztof@burghardt.pl> disait: > 2008/5/22 Vincent Bernat <bernat@debian.org>: >> I did not check if it is a requirement, but debug version of library are >> usually suffixed by "-dbg". For example libpocoxml5-dbg. Is there any >> difference between the debug and non debug versions apart from stripped >> symbols? If there is no other difference, you might prefer to use >> dh_strip to generate debug version of your packages. This will install >> debug symbols in /usr/lib/debug like most dbg packages. > "d" suffix in debug library names is POCO convention, I would like to > keep this, as those libraries are not just unstripped version of non > "d" libraries. Also most people uses library name with "d" suffix when > want to link against debug version. OK. >> Since you are removing non-free stuff from orig tarball, you should >> either explain in README.Debian-source how to get the dfsg tarball from >> the orig tarball or add a get-orig-source in debian/rules. > README.Debian-source added. Change is tinny. Only one directory > contains examples with NDA notice. Those files were removed. As Cyril stated in another post, you must (by policy) put this information in debian/copyright. Sorry to have hinted an outdated information (some translations are not up-to-date, look at the english version of the policy). -- No fortunes found
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