On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 09:39:18AM +0100, Georges Mariano wrote:
> ocaml-libXXX is much more interesting since :
> the main part/criteria of interest is first : ocaml
> then comes the "usage" (the 'base', the 'tools', the 'libs'... and so
> on)
Does not seems to me a valid point for break an almost standard (there
are a lot of perl package that follows this schema).
Think also about the pool structure, package that starts with "lib" are
kept in a separate tree, why you want that ocaml libraries will not be
included in this tree? A user knows that all libraries are kept in the
"lib" tree.
Your problem could be easy solved using filtering (with grep) or using a
more structured section approach that isn't to far to be accepted in
debian.
Cheers.
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