Re: Looking for sponsor for SystemC package

003 at 04:56:48AM -0500, Ed Strauch wrote: > > I'm looking for a sponsor for the SystemC package. I have a package > > that has been tested and would like to have someone to look at it. > > please tell us something about this package. > > > This package is built for

Re: Looking for sponsor for SystemC package

003 at 04:56:48AM -0500, Ed Strauch wrote: > > I'm looking for a sponsor for the SystemC package. I have a package > > that has been tested and would like to have someone to look at it. > > please tell us something about this package. > > > This package is built for

Looking for sponsor for SystemC package

All, I'm looking for a sponsor for the SystemC package. I have a package that has been tested and would like to have someone to look at it. This package is built for the 'testing' distribution. Since this is a new package, I'm not sure what the official notification should be for newly introdu

Looking for sponsor for SystemC package

All, I'm looking for a sponsor for the SystemC package. I have a package that has been tested and would like to have someone to look at it. This package is built for the 'testing' distribution. Since this is a new package, I'm not sure what the official notification should be for newly introduce

source package question

I am starting to develop debian packages, and have the following question concerning source packages. The source package consists of three files: .orig.tar.gz .diff.gz .dsc When I create these files using dpkg-source -b command, all works fine. However I notice that when I untar the .orig.tar

source package question

I am starting to develop debian packages, and have the following question concerning source packages. The source package consists of three files: .orig.tar.gz .diff.gz .dsc When I create these files using dpkg-source -b command, all works fine. However I notice that when I untar the .orig.tar