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Package: libgcc0
Version: N/A; reported 2001-05-03
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libgcc0 - Shared libgcc.
That is a pretty bad peice of work, just barely borderline for a short
description. It even repeats the base of the package name in the
descripotion, a no-no.
Shared libgcc.
For an extended, aka "long" description, that sucks rocks (through
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Subject: fixed bugs in gcc-3.0 (3.0.ds6-0pre010526)
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gcc-3.0 (3.0.ds6-0pre010526) unstable; urgency=high
* Urgency "high" for replacing the gcc-3.0 snapshots in testing, which
now are incompatile due to the changed ABIs.
* Upstream begins tagging with "gcc-3_0_pre_2001mmdd".
* Tighten dependencies to install only binary packages derived from
one source (#98851). Tighten libc6-dev dependency to match libc6.
gcc-3.0 (3.0.ds6-0pre010525) unstable; urgency=low
* ATTENTION: The ABI (exception handling) changed. No upgrade path from
earlier snapshots (you had been warned in the postinst ...)
Closing #93597, #94576, #96448, #96461.
You have to rebuild
* HELP is appreciated for scanning the Debian BTS and sending followups
to bug reports!!!
* Should we name debian gcc uploads? What about a "still seeking
g++ maintainer" upload?
* Fixed in gcc-3.0: #97030
* Update patches for recent (010525) CVS sources.
* Make check depend on build target (fakeroot problmes).
* debian/rules.d/binary-libgcc.mk: new file, build first.
* Free memory detection on the hurd for running the testsuite.
* Update debhelper build dependency.
* libstdc++-doc: Include doxygen generated docs.
* Fix boring packaging bugs, too tired for appropriate changelogs ...
#93343, #96348, #96262, #97134, #97905, #96451, #95812, #93157
* Fixed bugs: #87000.
