Hi, I'm interested in getting multi-arch support for this package too.
A couple of things: * I'm using $(DEB_HOST_MULTIARCH) in debian/control instead of just /*/ - I *think* that's what's recommended * Changed depends on cpp to cpp:any due to (discussion from #ubuntu-devel): <TREllis> I'm trying to multi-arch libidl0, it depends on cpp, which means the i386 package still won't install on amd64, needs cpp:i386... does that mean cpp needs multi-arching? <cjwatson> TREllis: Multi-Arch: foreign on cpp *might* be the right thing if the version from another architecture will work; but I would have thought that cpp has architecture-specific defaults in it ... <cjwatson> TREllis: we don't have provision for real multi-arch of binaries yet <TREllis> cjwatson: right I thought that might be the case. That's one of my blockers at the moment whilst trying to fix a chain of multi-arch dependancies ... <slangasek> cjwatson, TREllis: cpp is already marked Multi-Arch: allowed; packages that need to be able to depend on a foreign-arch version of cpp need to be updated to depend on cpp:any <slangasek> TREllis: because it's not correct to say that a cpp package of any architecture will satisfy the dependency on cpp for a package of any other architecture, because of the per-arch defaults cjwatson mentions. There is a bug open for this in Ubuntu too: http://pad.lv/911199 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
