# cuda-gdb-13-1 NEW review
a) All these bin/cuda-gdb-pythonX.YY-tui binaries where X.YY ranges from
3.8 to 3.12, do not work in ubuntu resolute, because our python version
is higher. Is this expected? It looks like the bin/cuda-gdb wrapper will
settle on using cuda-gdb-minimal. Does that have the features we need?
Isn't there a version from upstream that links with python 3.14, which
is the python version in resolute?
b) Do we have to ship the non-working binaries?
c) the postinst displays an EULA:
case "$1" in
configure)
cat <<EOM
*** LICENSE AGREEMENT ***
By using this software you agree to fully comply with the terms and
conditions of the EULA (End User License Agreement). The EULA is located
at /usr/lib/cuda-13.1/doc/EULA.txt. The EULA can also be found at
http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/eula/index.html. If you do not agree to the
terms and conditions of the EULA, do not use the software.
EOM
;;
esac
The EULA.txt is NOT at the path indicated in the message:
/usr/lib/cuda-13.1/doc/EULA.txt. In fact, there is no EULA.txt file in
the package at all.
Is this postinst message needed for this cuda-gdb package? If yes, what
is the correct message it should display, or at least, which path should
it indicate for the license?
None of the other cuda-* packages reviewed so far had this behavior, and
all ship the nvidia license in d/copyright. Does this package require a
different license?
d) d/rules inclusion of per-package-rules.mk
Is that really needed? Why not just update the existing dh_shlibdeps override
in d/rules? Maybe this package is old and came from when the
per-package-rules.mk was a general pattern in all of the cuda packages, but now
it's not anymore?
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