On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 05:59:11PM +0200, Josip Rodin wrote:
> Which is rather unwarranted... all that should be necessary is a executable
> file that can act differently based on the first command-line argument
> passed to it. Whether it is makefile, a shell or a Perl script, or even a
> compiled program (yuck :), it shouldn't matter.
But I can't just read a compiled program to check what it does. A debian
package (in free or contrib) must have all the source there and that
includes debian/rules (especially includes debian/rules). Is the fact
that debian/rules can't be a Perl script ever really an issue (especially
as it can launch Perl scripts)?
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