Support all Debian multi-arch directories in library lookups #114
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@rockclimb please update this PR for inclusion in 3.5.0. |
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Right, this finally appears to be pointing to the right place. I'll try not to mess up the other request when I do the updates... |
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This has been applied to master, please check out and test. |
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Thanks for merging these changes. The code to actually allow building on kfreebsd didn't get included - I've submitted a new pull request for that. The other changes will take me a few days to test since I'd like to test on at least the main 11 Debian architectures. |
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Debian and Ubuntu are moving to a multi-arch layout. You already accepted a patch from Ubuntu to handle this for the platforms they build for, however Debian builds for a much wider range of platforms. We would appreciate your consideration of this pull request to provide multiarch layout support on all supported Debian platforms.