Re: [Ltib] dbg.spec submission

[Stuart Hughes]

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your submissions, to accept this (and other packages), you
need to:

1. Provide a diff for your changes to LTIB (spec file, packages.lkc and
pkg_map...

2. Identify the location of the source/patches files referenced in your
spec files (you have done this for most of them).

3. Consolidate your overlapping packages into single per-topic patches,
state their origin and confirm they are distributable with a license
compatible with the package they patch.

1. can be handled by sending to this list as you have done (but I'd like
your changes to packages.lkc an pkg_map).

2. and 3. are normally handled by the GPP upload script (see:
http://ltib.org/documentation-developers ).  I can upload for you
initially, but it would be better later on for you to upload directly.

Also it would be helpful to say a little about when/where you
might want to use these packages (for example why you needed them).

Note: please use either your company (if you like), Mike Gains or 
ltib.org as the Vendor: in the spec file.

Regards, Stuart


Mike Goins wrote:
> dbg is a C++ debug library.  Can be compiled out with no overhead.
>
> http://dbg.sourceforge.net/
> http://dbg.sourceforge.net/dbg-1.20.tgz
>
>
> Build and testing in ltib 8.1.2 (1.384.2.5)
>
> Sorry for the two overlapping patches.
>
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