> > libnonsense-dev.install > > ----------------------- > > usr/include/* > > usr/lib/lib*.a > > usr/lib/lib*.so > > usr/lib/pkgconfig/* > > usr/lib/*.la > > It is IMHO a better idea to drop the libtool .la files. Please excuse my ignorance, but why is it better to drop them? > > usr/share/pkgconfig/* > > /usr/share/pkgconfig contains .pc (pkg-config) files for architecture > independent packages. Your library is architecture-dependent (and you > list /usr/lib/pkgconfig/), so you can drop this here. Why is my library architecture-dependent? How can I make it architecture-independent, assuming the source code doesn't care about the architecture (I don't think a printf should be a problem)? > Read the manpage for dh_install and consider to use the > --sourcedir=debian/tmp switch (for multi-binary packages, files are > normally installed to debian/tmp/ and then copied or moved into the > packaging directories debian/$(binary_PACKAGE)/ - only the content of > the latter is put into the resulting binary packages (except you request > a different behaviour). Otherwise you would need to list source *and* > destination in the .install file. > > Regards, Daniel Thanks! Georgi
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