Re: How to know the set of (source?) packages having bytecode executables?
Hello Stefano,
Stefano Zacchiroli <zack@debian.org> writes:
[ me ]
>> section that broke the binary. This bug should soon be fixed
>> (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ocamlnet/+bug/180364).
In fact, the bug is not fixed yet. :-(
>> After that, one will need to rebuild all OCaml packages having
>> bytecode executables. Thus my question: is there a script somewhere
>> that could help me list all packages (I suppose I mean source
>> packages, right?) having bytecode executables, like ocamlnet for
>> ocamlrpcgen binary?
>
> Short answer: we don't have anything like that that I'm aware of.
Ok, thank you for your detailed answer.
I'll think I'll try a more brute-force approach: installing all
OCaml-related packages and look for OCaml bytecode binaries in /usr/bin/
(using the same pattern as proposed in the Ubuntu bug report).
Is there a list of OCaml *binary* packages somewhere? From my search,
this is not the case.
After looking at Stephane's gen-binNMU-request.py script, using rmadison
I should be able to make such a script.
Yours,
d.
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