Package librpm-devel: Information

    Binary package: librpm-devel
    Version: 4.13.0.1-alt24
    Architecture: aarch64
    Build time:  Sep 4, 2020, 08:52 PM in the task #254187
    Source package: rpm
    Category: Development/C
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    License: GPLv2+ and LGPLv2+ with exceptions
    Summary: Development files for manipulating RPM packages
    Description: 
    This package contains the RPM C library and header files. These
    development files will simplify the process of writing programs that
    manipulate RPM packages and databases. These files are intended to
    simplify the process of creating graphical package managers or any
    other tools that need an intimate knowledge of RPM packages in order
    to function.
    
    This package should be installed if you want to develop programs that
    will manipulate RPM packages and databases.

    Maintainer: Ivan Zakharyaschev


    Last changed


    Aug. 29, 2020 Ivan Zakharyaschev 4.13.0.1-alt24
    [Restored some patches from 4.0.4-alt94]
    - rpmrc.c: recognize new Intel CPUs (Dmitry V. Levin)
    - rpmrc.c: classify SSE2-capable Intel CPUs as "pentium4" (Alexey Tourbin)
      [Restored a patch from 4.0.4-alt98.26]
    - rpmrc.c (is_pentiumN): Added models with nonzero extended model
      (Dmitry V. Levin; reported by Alexander Sharapov).
      (Closes: #38708)
    July 3, 2020 Ivan Zakharyaschev 4.13.0.1-alt23
    - Fixed a bug in ARM hardfloat detection (armv?h* archs), introduced
      in 4.13.0.1-alt22, which would prevent normal installation of armh
      packages on such machines. (Note that rpm-build-4.0.4-alt141 is still
      ignorant of armv?h* arches, so the only way to build packages installable
      on such machines is with --target armh.)
    June 28, 2020 Ivan Zakharyaschev 4.13.0.1-alt22
    - Improved machine detection & configuration for:
      + x86_64 on Darwin, armv5tl, Transmeta Crusoe as i686, parisc as hppa (on linux)
        (cherry-picked from upstream);
      + armv8[h]l (further refined by me on the base of changes from upstream and
        Peter Robinson).
      (Accompanying macros have been added, too.)