Hi,
> When compiling a C++ library, d-shlibs resolves the build-dependency to
> the virtual package libstdc++6-dev which is provided only by the
> libstdc++ from gcc-3.4 source package (even if the package was actually
> compiled using the one from gcc-4.1).
>
> Compiling same C++ library on sarge the resolving fails, trying to
> build-depend on non-existing libstdc++5-dev.
>
> The attached patch fixes this for the cases of using default compiler.
> I suspect, however, that a proper fix also taking non-default compilers
> into account requires changes to the objdump analysis.
Thanks.
I think we have a choice.
It's part of Build-Essential, so we should be able to ignore
libstdc++6-XXX-dev. For non-default compilers, we should also ignore
libstdc++XXX-dev and leave a note to add Build-Depends on g++-XX.
regards,
junichi
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