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octave-pkg-dev for Debian
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This package provides the infrastructure for building Debian packages
for the Octave add-ons, which are built/installed through the pkg.m
system.
To use this package, make your add-on source package build-depend on
octave-pkg-dev and add the following line to debian/rules:
include /usr/share/octave/debian/octave-pkg-dev.mk
Also, build-depend on debhelper (>= 6) and cdbs, and add a
debian/compat file containing "6".
Add ${octave:Depends} to the Depends field of the package in
debian/control.
Appropriate postinst and prerm scripts are automatically generated.
If the package needs its own maintainer scripts, add a line containing
#DEBHELPER# to it. This tag will be appropriately substituted by
octave-pkg-dev.
A get-orig-source target is also transparently provided. It works
only for the packages distributed by the octave-forge project at
SourceForge [1]. If the upstream pkg does not come from SourceForge,
the developer can defined its own get-orig-source rule (do not forget
to use a double-colon for the target). To avoid the octave-pkg-dev
specific rule to run, defined "SOURCEFORGE = NO" in debian/rules.
[1] http://octave.sourceforge.net/packages.html
The make-orig-tarball rule will build the .orig.tar.gz upstream
tarball using the pkg tarball downloaded through get-orig-source.
In order to have octave-pkg-dev working properly, it is necessary that
the binary package is named "octave-something" in debian/control.
Automatic running of unit tests is provided. This is done by
inspecting the .m files under the debian directory after the package
is built and detecting those containing "%!test" and/or "%!assert"
directives. Additional tests not contained in the upstream source
files may be put in debian/check.m.
The clean target follows the convention of CDBS. For specifying it,
use the DEB_MAKE_CLEAN_TARGET variable. Its default value is "-C src clean".
-- Rafael Laboissiere <rafael@debian.org>, Mon, 31 Mar 2008 22:36:22 +0200
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