18:53 <infinity> Right, so that looks like a doko bug. g++ transitively pulls
that header in, via libstdc++-dev -> libgcc-dev, but gcc doesn't pull in
libgcc-dev at all.
18:54 <infinity> Adding libgcc-4.8-dev or g++ to the dependencies works around
the issue.
18:57 <infinity> A bit more heavyweight, but I'd suggest a dep on g++ to just
pull in the lot. Of course, it should be a temporary hack until doko sorts out
his deps, so I suppose either works.
18:57 <infinity> (Or just ignore it and reassign the bug to gcc-4.8)
18:57 <infinity> It's a recent issue, saucy's gcc-4.8 depends on libgcc-4.8-dev
Taking my own advice, and reassigning the bug to gcc-4.8.
** Package changed: spamassassin (Ubuntu) => gcc-4.8 (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: gcc-4.8 (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Matthias Klose (doko)
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