be expected to have any source code. In this case, as
we have a declaration that source code was involved, that doesn't apply
here.
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. Is there *evidence* and *proof* that
this is the case?
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from the program that you assert as the
generator of the preferred form.
gpe-contacts
support.c
support.h
Absolute false positive - the C files have been heavily modified by
hand.
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, autoconf, cdbs or dpkg either.
It could also be considered as an automake bug that the 'make dist'
target requires install-sh to be copied into the .orig.tar.gz when it
could (presumably) just as easily be copied into place when automake is
first run during the build itself.
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, into debian/copyright (unless GPLv3
appears in /usr/share/common-licences before gpe-cash is ready for
release) and including GPLv3 in the upstream tarball:
Copyright Holders: Neil Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GnuCash code in src/objects :
(In alphabetical order, using the
declarations within the gnucash code
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