Hi Anton and List,
thanks for the clarification, packaging is new to me. I will follow that
example for lib, lib-dev, lib-src (maybe I have only access to
debian-science, then I will look there for a similar example).
Please allow me a question, I have two projects that are closely
connected to each other - but also independent in some way:
a) A library 'liblimereg'
b) A command line utility 'limereg' (that uses liblimereg today - but
could in theory use something else in the future, or additional libs for
that purpose)
The commandline-tool is _not_ meant as a tool for the library. It is
meant as a standalone application for end-users that are no programmers,
and will have less release cycles than the lib. The lib will have more
customers than limereg (maybe OpenCV and ImageMagick, if I'm allowed to).
As upstream (which is me) I use two distinct github projects with
different version numbers, branches, prerequisites etc. for both.
Would it in that case make sense to have two packaging projects ? One
called 'limereg.lib' for the application and one called 'liblimereg.lib'
for the library (containing -dev, -src, -dbg etc.). Or should I try to
combine the two upstram-repos in one packaging project ?
Thanks a lot,
Roelof
On 19.02.2015 22:34, Anton Gladky wrote:
Hi Roelof,
2015-02-19 22:08 GMT+01:00 Roelof Berg <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
If this naming scheme is ok, I will add:
packages/limereg.git (Shell application for image registration)
packages/liblimereg.git (Library for image registration - used by
the shell tool above)
packages/liblimereg-dev.git (Library with headerfiles)
Later I could also add liblimereg-dbg (debug symbols) and
liblimereg-src (sourcecode), if this makes sense.
Hmm, I do not quite understand, why do you need separate git-repo for
each binary? See for example how freeglut library os packaged [1]. There
is also -dev, -dbg and library itself.
[1] https://packages.qa.debian.org/f/freeglut.html
Best regards
Anton
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