Since the MIPS port of Debian supposedly works on pretty much any MIPS
machine, that means it both works on machines like the old SGIs with
their massive floating-point engines, and on home routers where the CPU
doesn't even have any hardware floating point support.
How does Debian handle this? Do `mipsel' packages always try to use the
FPU-less version of libraries (e.g. libvorbisidec), or always the
FPU-full version, or is it chosen arbitrarily on a case by case basis?
As a user, how can I make sure that I get the package version best
adapted to my hardware platform?
Stefan
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