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Debian GAP Policy
<br>Chapter 2 - Package name
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Name of GAP packages (<var>$pkg</var>) are usually short and cryptic, like
<samp>ctbllib</samp>. You should choose a more verbose name
(<var>$package</var>) like gap-character-tables.
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<var>$package</var> must start by <samp>gap-</samp>.
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Package must provide <samp>gap-pkg-$pkg</samp> so GAP users can do
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Debian GAP Policy
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version 0.1, 12 January 2005<br>
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Bill Allombert <code><a href="mailto:ballombe@debian.org">ballombe@debian.org</a></code><br>
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