Not to make this any harder, but Checker actually needs *versioned*
source dependencies; i.e., when gcc 2.7.2.4 is released, I will have
to go and make sure that nothing breaks and make a few changes before
recompiling. So doesn't there have to be a way to ensure that the old
gcc sources (from 2.7
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On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Ian Jackson wrote:
> [ ... ]
> So, I conclude that we need in the .dsc:
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> Source-Depends: binary-package (version-revision), ...
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This was discussed in July in debian-devel, if I remember well.
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This is a nontrivial problem, unfortunately.
I think it is very important that we make it possible to build
packages automatically. That means that a script has to be able to
download the source package, figure out what binary packages need to
be installed on the system to do the build, run the r
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