=item B<-m>I<major>, B<--major=>I<major>
-Instead of trying to guess the major number of the library from the
-filename of the library, use the major number specified after the -m parameter.
+Instead of trying to guess the major number of the library with objdump,
+use the major number specified after the -m parameter. This is much less
+useful than it used to be, back in the bad old days when this program
+looked at library filenames rather than using objdump.
=item B<-V>, B<-V>I<dependancies>
Generates a shlibs file that looks something like:
libfoobar 1 libfoobar1 (>= 1.0)
-=head1 NOTES
-
-There is no guarantee that the program will get the shlibs file right. For
-example, it may not correctly guess the major number of your package. In
-cases like these (and perhaps in general, just to be safe), it is better to
-create a debian/shlibs file by hand, or force it to use the correct major
-number by specifying the -m parameter.
-
=cut
init();
open (FIND, "find $tmp -xtype f -name '*.so*' |");
while (<FIND>) {
- my $library;
- my $major;
-
- chomp;
- # The second evil regexp is for db3, whose author should
- # be shot.
- if (m#.*/([^/]*)\.so\.(\d*)\.?# || m#.*/([^/]*)-([^\s/]+)\.so$#) {
- $library = $1;
- $major = $2;
- }
+ my ($library, $major) =
+ `objdump -p $_` =~ m/\s+SONAME\s+(.+)\.so\.(.+)/;
+
if (defined($dh{M_PARAMS}) && $dh{M_PARAMS} ne '') {
$major=$dh{M_PARAMS};
}
+
if (! -d "$tmp/DEBIAN") {
doit("install","-d","$tmp/DEBIAN");
}