When I try to build an installer package for Ubuntu (Debian), I am asked (per the INSTALL doc in the root folder) to execute: "dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -rfakeroot" before I use configure/make etc. However, after I checkout the source, make the required changes to the code and run the command, it creates a folder called debian with a bunch of files and directories, but no .deb files. Is there a place that explains this process in detail? (For ex. if I'm changing something inside a folder in epan/dissectors/asn1/, will the dpkg command internally build the changed code or do I need to compile it first and then run the dpkg command? Regards.
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