Hey Andreas, On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 3:21 PM, Andreas Tille <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jorge, > > On Mon, Nov 03, 2014 at 02:05:14PM +0000, Jorge Sebastião Soares wrote: > > > > At the moment, asmlib is being distributed as a set of binaries together > > with the KMC source: > > kmc <https://github.com/js21/kmc> / kmer_counter > > <https://github.com/js21/kmc/tree/master/kmer_counter> / *libs* / > > Correct, we need a separate package build from source code. > > Cool. > > Even though asmlib are sets of instructions for intel chips, this doesn't > > seem like the way to create a Debian package as the binaries would be > > heavily dependent on the architecture where they were built. > > > > The logical thing to do, having spoken to Sascha would be to package > asmlib > > as well. > > +1 > > ;) > > The point of this email is essentially to express a will to package > asmlib > > but, since asmlib is more of a generic thing and not Debian Med only, to > > confirm that I can do the packaging through Debian Med. Also some help > with > > packaging of assembly code would be great. Sascha is willing to help on > > this side, but he has lots of other htings to do as well. > > It would not be the first time that we are keeping generic non-medical > preconditions for packages in our focus inside the Debian Med > repositories. So this is no problem in general. Just commit to Debian > Med Git and see how far you might proceed. I admit I have no experience > with machine code and you probably need to ask for help on other channels > (like [email protected] or so). > > Brilliant. I'm on it. Thanks for the debian-mentors tip. Regards, Jorge
