Am 18.08.19 um 03:13 schrieb أحمد المحمودي: > And a bit of access to architecturesthat I don't have access to (arm64 > for example)
Even if you are not a DD you can get access to the porterboxes. For exactly this reason like here. https://dsa.debian.org/doc/guest-account/ If this is all to much work for you drop me a note you need help with the symbols file. I'll have a look at this of course. systemc isn't moving that fast this additional work isn't possible for me. BTW: The main mess with the symbols file would go away it upstream would use versioned symbols! That would decrease the amount of content within the symbols file to a minimum. > As far as I understand the symnols files is to track symbol changes due > to changes in the library itself, not the compiler used to build that > library ! To track symbol changes within the library itself it isn't really helpful if these changes aren't visible for other tools. So the main goal is that dh-mkshlibdeps can get information about the depending minimal version for the depending library while building the list of the depending libraries for a package. This all has nothing to do directly with the used compiler or linker. The libsystemc package isn't a central library like libc e.g. for sure, otoh it's not that complicated to keep track of the symbol name changes and provide a symbols file. -- Regards Carsten Schoenert
