Eric Van Buggenhaut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> immo vero scripsit
> > 29400691 docbook
>
> Uh ?
There was a flaw of logic, as it were.
It should be something around 3000-10000. I presume.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ grep-available -F Depends -s Package docbook
> Package: cygnus-stylesheets
> Package: docbook-stylesheets
> Package: docbook-to-man
> Package: task-sgml
> Package: sgmltools-2
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$
>
>
> Am I missing the point ?
Yes.
I am trying to count any package that Depends, or Build-Depends,
defining that relation as a joint-depends.
And I am recursively counting those which eventually do a
j-depends on any package.
So, if cygnus-stylesheets depends on docbook,
and gcc build-depends on cygnus-stylesheets,
gcc j-depends docbook.
This relationship is what "broken dependency" is about
in testing distribution, I presume.
So, if docbook is completely broken in some way, it
will eventually break gcc build.
regards,
junichi
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