pvm 3.4.5-9 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

pvm (3.4.5-9) unstable; urgency=low

  * Build and include examples. (Closes: #104289)
    * Build-depend on libx11-dev and libxaw7-dev, for xep, and g77, for other
      examples.
    * Give "all" instead of "default" to aimk, to build everything.
    * Add a "pvm-examples" package to debian/control, and make a
      pvm-examples.dirs so we have a /usr/bin to put stuff into.
    * mv pvm files from bin/$ARCH/ instead of cp-ing them, making it much
      easier to find the examples (all the other files).
    * Rename gs, hello and srm to gs.pvm, hello.pvm and srm.pvm, as they would
      conflict with packages already in the archive otherwise.
    * Put examples.tar.gz and gexamples.tar.gz into pvm-examples instead of
      pvm. (They are kept even though we have binaries, as the source is
      useful.)

pvm (3.4.5-8) unstable; urgency=low

  * Switch from a monolithic diff to using quilt.
    * Build-depend on quilt (>= 0.40).
    * Include quilt.make in debian/rules, patch on build, and unpatch on
      clean.
    * Make an explicit build-stamp instead of "touch build", since that's
      easier to get to work properly when the build target has dependencies.
      Update the clean target accordingly.
    * Split the monolithic diff into individual patches in debian/patches/ as
      well as possible. The rationale for many of these patches is a bit
      unclear -- I've kept all of them for now, though, as they seem to have
      been around for a long time and probably do something useful. :-)
  * Give a preference for the libreadline-dev build-dependency; I'm a bit
    unsure how this actually worked earlier.
  * Apply patches from Petr Salinger to fix FTBFS on GNU/kFreeBSD.
    (Closes: #405752)
    * Use $DEB_HOST_ARCH_CPU instead of $DEB_BUILD_ARCH in getpvmarch.
    * 20-fix-kfreebsd-ftbfs.patch: Slight adjustments to cope with the
      definition of "struct ifreq" in FreeBDS.

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