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Assimp - Open Asset Import Library
==================================
DEVELOPING THIS PACKAGE FOR DEBIAN
----------------------------------
this package uses CDBS as the build system and git for maintainance.
for a quick start, see
http://wiki.debian.org/CDBS+git-buildpackage
EDITING debian/control
----------------------
please note that you should NOT modify debian/control directly, as this file
will be generated from debian/control.in using CDBS.
therefore you ought to change debian/control.in and trigger a re-creation of
debian/control using
$ DEB_MAINTAINER_MODE=1 dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
IMPORTING/REPACKAGING UPSTREAM
------------------------------
upstream source ball has some peculiarities:
- it ships as "assimp--<version>-sdk.zip" and unpacks to "assimp-<verion>-sdk"
since pristine-tar cannot handle zip-files, i renamed unzipped the upstream
tarball, renamed the directory to "assimp_<version>" and created a tarball from
there.
- the upstream package contains a lot of windows precompiled code
- the upstream package contains a large number of test-models, most of them
being BSD-licensed, but some are not (and luckily those live in a special
folder, so it's easy to exclude them)
because assimp had to be repacked to generate a dfsg-compliant tarball, i also
excluded the windows binaries in one go...
following directories have been stripped for the dfsg tarball:
test/
models-nonbsd:
contains a number of 3D models under problematic licenses
excluded because of license issues
*
the unittest infrastructure
excluded because it only works on w32
models
contains 30MB of bsd-licensed models, only used in unittests
excluded because models are huge and not used
bin:
contains precompiled w32 binaries
excluded because they are of no use on debian (and eat storage)
lib:
contains procompiled w32 binaries
excluded because they are of no use on debian (and eat storage)
code/BoostWorkaround
contains local copy of boost
(i excluded them after a discussion on debian-mentors, to make sure, the
system's boost is used)
contrib/zlib
contains a local copy of zlib
excluded to use the system's zlib
contrib/cppunit-1.12.1
contains a local copy of cppunit-1.12.1
excluded because we don't do tests and if we did we would use the
system's cppunit
samples/glut
contains GLUT binaries for w32
excluded because they are of no use (and of dubious license)
this is the actual cmdline used to import the sources into the debian-git:
$ git-import-orig \
--filter "*.lib" \
--filter code/BoostWorkaround \
--filter contrib/zlib --filter contrib/cppunit-1.12.1 \
--filter samples/glut \
--filter-pristine-tar --pristine-tar \
--sign-tags /tmp/assimp-3.0-src.tar.gz
gbp clone
---------
Starting with gbp>0.8.1, here's an simple way to automatically fine-tune the
repository in the following ways:
- make git ignore any .pc/ directory (created by quilt)
- enable the "--follow-tags" when running 'git-push', so it's harder
to forget to push packaging tags along with the branches.
To enable this, run gbp-clone with the '--postclone debian/gbp/postclone.sh'
option.
To enable this for ALL repositories cloned via 'gbp' (in the future), do
something like the following:
$ mkdir -p ~/bin
$ cp debian/gbp/postclone.sh ~/bin/gbphook-postclone
$ cat >> ~/.gbp.conf <<EOF
[clone]
postclone = ~/bin/gbphook-postclone
EOF
-- IOhannes m zmölnig (Debian/GNU) <umlaeute@debian.org> Mon, 1 Aug 2016 12:15:50 +0200
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