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@@ -2153,7 +2153,7 @@ zope.
        <p>
          The architectures we build on and build for are determined
          by <prgn>make</prgn> variables using the
        <p>
          The architectures we build on and build for are determined
          by <prgn>make</prgn> variables using the

-         utility <qref id="pkg-dpkg-architecture"><prgn>dpkg-architecture</prgn></qref>.
+         utility <prgn>dpkg-architecture</prgn>.

          You can determine the Debian architecture and the GNU style
          architecture specification string for the build architecture as
          well as for the host architecture.  The build architecture is
          You can determine the Debian architecture and the GNU style
          architecture specification string for the build architecture as
          well as for the host architecture.  The build architecture is


@@ -11216,55 +11216,7 @@ END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
          </heading>
 
          <p>
          </heading>
 
          <p>

-           <prgn>dpkg-buildpackage</prgn> is a script which invokes
-           <prgn>dpkg-source</prgn>, the <file>debian/rules</file>
-           targets <tt>clean</tt>, <tt>build</tt> and
-           <tt>binary</tt>, <prgn>dpkg-genchanges</prgn> and
-           <prgn>gpg</prgn> (or <prgn>pgp</prgn>) to build a signed
-           source and binary package upload.
-         </p>
-
-         <p>
-           It is usually invoked by hand from the top level of the
-           built or unbuilt source directory.  It may be invoked with
-           no arguments; useful arguments include:
-           <taglist compact="compact">
-             <tag><tt>-uc</tt>, <tt>-us</tt></tag>
-             <item>
-               <p>
-                 Do not sign the <tt>.changes</tt> file or the
-                 source package <tt>.dsc</tt> file, respectively.</p>
-             </item>
-             <tag><tt>-p<var>sign-command</var></tt></tag>
-             <item>
-               <p>
-                 Invoke <var>sign-command</var> instead of finding
-                 <tt>gpg</tt> or <tt>pgp</tt> on the <prgn>PATH</prgn>.
-                 <var>sign-command</var> must behave just like
-                 <prgn>gpg</prgn> or <tt>pgp</tt>.</p>
-             </item>
-             <tag><tt>-r<var>root-command</var></tt></tag>
-             <item>
-               <p>
-                 When root privilege is required, invoke the command
-                 <var>root-command</var>.  <var>root-command</var>
-                 should invoke its first argument as a command, from
-                 the <prgn>PATH</prgn> if necessary, and pass its
-                 second and subsequent arguments to the command it
-                 calls.  If no <var>root-command</var> is supplied
-                 then <var>dpkg-buildpackage</var> will use
-                 the <prgn>fakeroot</prgn> command, which is sufficient
-                 to build most packages without actually requiring root
-                 privileges.</p>
-             </item>
-             <tag><tt>-b</tt>, <tt>-B</tt></tag>
-             <item>
-               <p>
-                 Two types of binary-only build and upload - see
-                 <manref name="dpkg-source" section="1">.
-               </p>
-             </item>
-           </taglist>
+           See <manref name="dpkg-buildpackage" section="1">.

          </p>
        </sect1>
 
          </p>
        </sect1>
 


@@ -11388,23 +11340,10 @@ END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
          </heading>
 
          <p>
          </heading>
 
          <p>

-           This program is usually called by package-independent
-           automatic building scripts such as
-           <prgn>dpkg-buildpackage</prgn>, but it may also be called
-           by hand.
-         </p>
-
-         <p>
-           It is usually called in the top level of a built source
-           tree, and when invoked with no arguments will print out a
-           straightforward <file>.changes</file> file based on the
-           information in the source package's changelog and control
-           file and the binary and source packages which should have
-           been built.
+           See <manref name="dpkg-genchanges" section="1">.

          </p>
        </sect1>
 
          </p>
        </sect1>
 

-

        <sect1 id="pkg-dpkg-parsechangelog">
           <heading>
             <prgn>dpkg-parsechangelog</prgn> - produces parsed
        <sect1 id="pkg-dpkg-parsechangelog">
           <heading>
             <prgn>dpkg-parsechangelog</prgn> - produces parsed


@@ -11412,12 +11351,7 @@ END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
          </heading>
 
          <p>
          </heading>
 
          <p>

-           This program is used internally by
-           <prgn>dpkg-source</prgn> et al.  It may also occasionally
-           be useful in <file>debian/rules</file> and elsewhere.  It
-           parses a changelog, <file>debian/changelog</file> by default,
-           and prints a control-file format representation of the
-           information in it to standard output.
+           See <manref name="dpkg-parsechangelog" section="1">.

          </p>
        </sect1>
 
          </p>
        </sect1>
 


@@ -11428,10 +11362,7 @@ END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
           </heading>
 
           <p>
           </heading>
 
           <p>

-            This program can be used manually, but is also invoked by
-            <tt>dpkg-buildpackage</tt> or <file>debian/rules</file> to set
-            environment or make variables which specify the build and host
-            architecture for the package building process.
+           See <manref name="dpkg-architecture" section="1">.

           </p>
         </sect1>
       </sect>
           </p>
         </sect1>
       </sect>