mit-scheme (12.1-6) unstable; urgency=medium
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   * Put developer-relevant info in debian/NOTES.md, leaving README.Debian
     for user-relevant info only.
   * New binary package mit-scheme-svm, which uses a virtual machine rather
     than a native back end. Co-installable with the native build; both
     Provides: mit-scheme-interpreter. Control with build profiles
     pkg.mit-scheme.nonative / pkg.mit-scheme.nosvm. A mapping from Debian
     architecture to upstream back-end names, used in build options and
     filenames, is in debian/rules. Which flavours can build on the current
     arch comes from dh_listpackages, which isolates that information to
     debian/control. (Note: scmutils, the only package depending on
     mit-scheme, installs native .com files into the native flavour's
     auxiliary directory, so it cannot use the -svm flavor.) Make
     AUXDIR_NAME overridable, so the flavours can have separate aux
     directories. Update mit-scheme alternative for multiple installed
     flavors, with preference for native. Mark the self-referential build
     dependency :native, and use $(DEB_HOST_MULTIARCH) rather than a
     hardcoded triplet.
   * Decide --enable-cross-compiling by checking which compiled-code format
     the build-time-available mit-scheme produces, rather than comparing
     versions; otherwise building the SVM flavour with a native Scheme
     fails with fasl-file-bad-data when saving lib/runtime.com.
   * Build for arm64, and, via the new SVM flavour, armhf, i386, and
     ppc64el (closes: #365530). Include ppc64el confshared.h patch. (Note:
     armhf has a machine type but does not define HEAP_IN_LOW_MEMORY, so it
     cannot load bands or FASL files built anywhere else, and therefore
     cannot be bootstrapped.)
   * Record what makes an SVM band portable across architectures in
     debian/NOTES.md.
   * Bootstrap from a prebuilt SVM library when present in debian/prebuilt/
     and no mit-scheme is installed. (This can avoid the need to manually
     seed new architectures. See debian/NOTES.md and git branch
     debian-bootstrap. Note: debian/prebuilt/ not currently in source
     package because it's an enormous binary blob.)
   * Override old-fsf-address-in-copyright-file (the Cambridge postal
     address in debian/copyright is MIT's, which lintian mistakes for
     the FSF's old address.)
   * Install man page under the version-qualified name of real binary.
   * Record upstream bug tracker in debian/upstream/metadata.
   * Split dh_auto_* overrides into -arch and -indep, so architecture-only
     builds no longer build the documentation. Move texlive,
     texlive-plain-generic and ghostscript to Build-Depends-Indep: only
     doc/ uses TeX, and that is now built only in the -indep sequence.
     Keep texinfo because plugins under src/ run makeinfo.

This package was debianized by Chris Hanson <cph@debian.org> on
Thu, 22 Feb 2001 11:50:57 -0500.

It was downloaded from https://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/

See also: http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/mit-scheme/
Upstream development repository: git://git.sv.gnu.org/mit-scheme.git

Upstream Author: Chris Hanson <cph@debian.org>

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