IANADD Leopold Palomo Avellaneda wrote: > Hi, > > I'm packing a library (not yet an ITP, just learning) and I'm having some > doubts about it. [snip] > Also, my second question is about to create a dbg package. Upstream has > some --enable-debug that is a -DDEBUG. Looking on the source I have seen some > std outs with this define. Looking others packages, I have understood that > you create the package normally, and you add > > dh_strip --dbg-package= > > line to put the striped symbols in that package. This is correct? is it > worsewhile to generate that package? Yes, it is correct. It's plus to you if you generate this package and for users who want (at some time) to debug it. > > And my last question is examples. Upstream has a directory with some examples, > but they are not installed (noinst_PROGRAMS), so, should I to patch sources > to install them? Or simply, do I copy the files? If you can copy the files manually without patching the sources - copy them in install target. General rule is avoiding patching the upstream files whenever possible. -- Eugene V. Lyubimkin aka JackYF
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