On Mon, 15 Dec 2014, T o n g wrote:
> - the latest standard of debian/rules file
THere is none. You can use dh ..., you can use the dh_* calls
directly, you can use cdbs, ...
I myself have packages with all kind of formats.
If it works out, using debhelper with dh is nice, but if you have
to start to override too many targets, I think it is better
to use dh_* calls directly.
> - the most simplified Makefile
do you mean "rules":
%:
dh $@
> - how to build from ./configure
see above
> - how to properly put/handle .1 man file
in the above case, add to debian/manpages
> - how to properly put/handle .html doc file
depends what you want to do with them
> - how to properly name patch files
in a way that the maintainer understands the naming
So, my bottom line, there are many examples ... not one size fits
all.
Maybe someone can come up with a trivial
dh $@
rules file plus some debian/* files to showcase what you want. This
is what I would do.
Norbert
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