Public bug reported:
This package fails to rebuild, as necessary for a library transition,
because it uses non-standards-conformant C++ that is no longer
permitted. I haven't tried to fix it, because:
- this package was originally uploaded to Ubuntu in 2006 and has had no new
upstream release since
- the uploader is no longer an Ubuntu developer
- the last substantive upload was 10 years ago to *disable* a security feature
of the compiler due to incompatibility, and there has been no attempt since
then to update it
- there does not appear to be any new upstream release available anywhere for
this software
- it is a library with no reverse-dependencies in the Ubuntu archive.
I think it needs to be removed, and plan to do so promptly. If someone
is interested in maintaining this software, it can be reuploaded to
Ubuntu.
** Affects: libflaim (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Fix Released
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RM libflaim: no maintainer, no uploads, no updates for recent gcc
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