Hi,

Here is a progress report.

Fixed:
* UNDEF_REF
- abook                 : Bug#756536
- alsa-tools            : Bug#756805

- apparmor              : Bug#756807

Not fixed, tried:
* UNDEF_REF
- adplug                : libtool: link: g++ -g -O2 -o .libs/adplugdb 
adplugdb.o  ../src/.libs/libadplug.so
                                  -lbinio -lstdc++
                          ../src/.libs/libadplug.so: undefined reference to 
`OPL_CALC_RH'
                          ../src/.libs/libadplug.so: undefined reference to 
`OPL_CALC_CH'
                          ../src/.libs/libadplug.so: undefined reference to 
`set_mul'
                          ../src/.libs/libadplug.so: undefined reference to 
`set_ar_dr'
                          Cant find where this is defined.

- asmon                 : Need to figure out how to remove asmon/asmon and 
asmon/asmon.o from tarball

- asterisk              : x86_64-linux-gnu-g++  -o smsq -pthread -Wl,-z,relro   
smsq.o strcompat.o  -lc   -lpopt  
                          strcompat.o: In function `_ast_malloc':
                          
/home/arthur/src/src_Work/asterisk/asterisk-11.11.0~dfsg/include/asterisk/utils.h:491:
                            undefined reference to `ast_log'

                          Determined that ast_log is used in a macro from 
logger.h which is included by utils.h.
                          Thus compilation of strcompat.o succeeded.
                          However, linking above fails because logger.o is not 
included in $(LIBS) Makefile var.
                          In fact at this point in the build logger.o has not 
even been compiled.
                          The construction of the $(LIBS) variable appears to 
be very complex as part of the build
                          process. Choosing to work on another package and 
defer identifying the root cause of the
                          Makefile construction problem.

* STRING+INT
- librcsb-core-wrapper  : Made progress, still working on it.
                           error: reference cannot be bound to dereferenced 
null pointer in well-defined
                           C++ code; comparison may be assumed to always 
evaluate to true
                           [-Werror,-Wtautological-undefined-compare]
                           if (&(_blocks[blockIndex]._tables[tableIndex]) != 
NULL)
                                ~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    
~~~~



Regards,
Arthur

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