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On 17/04/13 07:11, Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi wrote:
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<div style="">Talking about debian-based distros, you may
need a handy debhelper option that checks ldd result and
choose which qt package to be included in dependency
list. But this is not required in my opinion.</div>
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Actually this is smart solution could you please give me a snippet
of this solution?<br>
I looked into debhelper and I found many tools couldn't know which
one may helps me.<br>
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That is the dh_shlibdeps tool, which is a front-end for
dpkg-shlibdeps. This has been a basic Debian package building tool
for at least 16 years. You should not hand code the dependencies as
Soroush suggested, but let the toolchain figure them out. This
allows for the library packages to be reorganised, or new versions
of libraries to be used, as they have in the past.<br>
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Hamish<br>
(debian package maintainer in another lifetime..)<br>
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