Bug#269961: Reintroduce doc++ to sarge, Build-Depends for other packages

[Steve Langasek]

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On Tue, Sep 07, 2004 at 08:20:56AM +1000, Mark Purcell wrote:
> It would appear that doc++ was incorrectly removed from both testing and=
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> unstable as it was thought that it was obsoleted by a Java documentation=
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> package, however doc++ was also an important Build-Depends for a number o=
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> packages in sarge (See #265273 for history):

>   dancer-xml
>   dlisp
>   dmachinemon
>   fwbuilder
>   libdshconfig
>   libfwbuilder
>   openh323
>   pwlib

> I have prepared a NMU of doc++ (from snapshot.debian.net), loaded into=20
> incoming and would request that it be processed though the queue quickly =
and=20
> be replaced back into sarge.

Actually, someone else already beat you to NMUing, but it is sitting in
the NEW queue nevertheless.

It just needs to have an ftpmaster approve it.

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Steve Langasek
postmodern programmer

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