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PROGRAM:
NAME
botch-multiarch-interpreter-problem - find all arch:all packages that allow switching
architectures
SYNOPSIS
botch-multiarch-interpreter-problem [-h] [-v] graph.xml
DESCRIPTION
Given a package graph, this program outputs a page in HTML format listing all
Architecture:all and not Multi-Arch:foreign packages that are on a dependency path between
two Architecture:any packages.
More precisely, dose-ceve creates a graph with binary packages being the nodes and their
dependency and provides relationship being the edges. This page prints all nodes that have
a (possibly transitive) predecessor (a reverse dependency) that is not Architecture:all
and that have a (possibly transitive) successor (a dependency) that is not
Architecture:all and not Multi-Arch:foreign. If a Multi-Arch:foreign package is
encountered while walking the successors, then the successors of that package are not
further traversed.
OPTIONS
-v, --verbose
Be verbose.
-h, --help
Print help message.
--packages
Packages file to retrieve binary package size
EXAMPLE
dose-ceve -G pkg -T grml -t deb Packages.gz > graph.xml
botch-multiarch-interpreter-problem --packages=Packages.gz graph.xml > out.html
w3m out.html
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