Hi I am new to creating packages for Debian [1] and am in the process of creating a debian package for my project.
----- The project builds a shared library, two executables and provides development API headers. At the moment, the output is all built into one deb file. I want to break this up so that it complies with debian packaging rules but I am not sure how. Do I need to add custom installation commands to the debian/rules file (in addition to what is provided by autotools)? If not, how do I get the shared library into the correct package? Do I need to become a Debian maintainer and upload the package to mentors.debian.net? ----- [1] Package : cainteoir-engine Version : 0.1 (I will update this to 0.2 once the packaging issues are resolved) Upstream Author : Reece H. Dunn URL : http://rhdunn.github.com/cainteoir/ Git Browse : https://github.com/rhdunn/cainteoir-engine License : GPLv3 Languages : C++ (with Python in the tests) Section : sound Applications: * cainteoir -- command-line interface to the text-to-speech program (currently using espeak; supports text, html and epub files, as well as gzip compressed text/html files) * metadata -- metadata extractor/converter; can read epub, rdf/xml and smil metadata; can output RDF N-Triple and Turtle metadata as well as VorbisComments Thanks, - Reece -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
