perl 5.22.1-7 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
perl (5.22.1-7) unstable; urgency=medium
* small tweaks to cross support file import infrastructure
* debian/copyright: include CC0-1.0 License for Test-Simple
* Changes prompted by lintian:
+ debian/copyright: move license grants into Comment sections
+ Bump build dependency on dpkg-dev to 1.17.14 for build profile support
(Closes: #813811)
+ Call ldconfig in libperl5.22 postrm script.
+ Override lintian warning about file conflict over /usr/bin/perldoc.
+ Install manual pages for perl5.22-<arch> and cpan5.22-<arch>.
+ Fix POD errors in Memoize, Encode-Unicode and ok.
* Remove libperl-dev dependency on perl. (Closes: #813384)
+ this enables experimental support for cross building applications
linking against libperl; see /usr/share/doc/libperl-dev/README.cross
for more information.
* Add cross build support files for amd64, i386, powerpc, ppc64el, armel,
armhf, arm64, s390x, mipsel, mips64el, kfreebsd-amd64 and kfreebsd-i386.
(Closes: #285559)
* Upload to unstable.
-- Niko Tyni <email address hidden> Mon, 08 Feb 2016 22:09:56 +0200
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| perl_5.22.1-7.dsc | 2.3 KiB | 7abd8b89fb65d0cbfa0a8d2810ca530e9d44bd3c7337f890930212e07a339a0b |
| perl_5.22.1.orig.tar.xz | 10.7 MiB | 9e87317d693ce828095204be0d09af8d60b8785533fadea1a82b6f0e071e5c79 |
| perl_5.22.1-7.debian.tar.xz | 139.7 KiB | a1e5a5b4ad60409e1ae3334fddb502f1760765dc616c901245ccce69b43bdb81 |
Available diffs
- diff from 5.22.1-5 to 5.22.1-7 (174.3 KiB)
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Binary packages built by this source
- libperl-dev: Perl library: development files
Files for developing applications which embed a Perl interpreter.
- libperl5.22: shared Perl library
This package contains the shared Perl library, used by applications
which embed a Perl interpreter.
.
It also contains the architecture-dependent parts of the standard
library (and depends on perl-modules-5.22 which contains the
architecture-independent parts).
- perl: Larry Wall's Practical Extraction and Report Language
Perl is a highly capable, feature-rich programming language with over
20 years of development. Perl 5 runs on over 100 platforms from
portables to mainframes. Perl is suitable for both rapid prototyping
and large scale development projects.
.
Perl 5 supports many programming styles, including procedural,
functional, and object-oriented. In addition to this, it is supported
by an ever-growing collection of reusable modules which accelerate
development. Some of these modules include Web frameworks, database
integration, networking protocols, and encryption. Perl provides
interfaces to C and C++ for custom extension development.
- perl-base: minimal Perl system
Perl is a scripting language used in many system scripts and utilities.
.
This package provides a Perl interpreter and the small subset of the
standard run-time library required to perform basic tasks. For a full
Perl installation, install "perl" (and its dependencies, "perl-modules-5.22"
and "perl-doc").
- perl-debug: debug-enabled Perl interpreter
debugperl provides a debug-enabled version of Perl which can produce
extensive information about the interpreter as it compiles and executes
a program (see the -D switch in perlrun(1)).
.
Note that this package is primarily of use in debugging *Perl* rather
than perl programs, which may be traced/debugged using the standard
perl binary using the -d switch (see perldebug(1)).
- perl-doc: Perl documentation
Perl manual pages, POD documentation and the `perldoc' program. If you are
writing Perl programs, you almost certainly need this.
- perl-modules-5.22: Core Perl modules
Architecture independent Perl modules. These modules are part of Perl and
required if the `perl' package is installed.
.
Note that this package only exists to save archive space and should be
considered an internal implementation detail of the `perl' package.
Other packages should not depend on `perl-modules-5.22' directly, they
should use `perl' (which depends on `perl-modules-5.22') instead.
