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libirman package

libirman 0.4.4-2build3 source package in Ubuntu

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libirman (0.4.4-2build3) quantal; urgency=low

  * Rebuild for new armel compiler default of ARMv5t.
 -- Colin Watson <email address hidden>   Fri, 05 Oct 2012 00:05:29 +0100

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Colin Watson
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Original maintainer:
lirc Maintainer Team
Architectures:
any
Section:
libs
Urgency:
Low Urgency

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libirman_0.4.4.orig.tar.gz 51.5 KiB b29d0858450c56fca97c03cb1032e3b469166d431bfa7327fa3183d31a9f64b2
libirman_0.4.4-2build3.diff.gz 5.1 KiB 1fc93811504b7ee8a42c063db1e901168ca2e1668c481378e4483d56745030d0
libirman_0.4.4-2build3.dsc 1.9 KiB 86e10ea38a3b0d2caa8e869a0499cef7de1cff68d0a2ebcfde28a68b29669184

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 libirman is a library that allows access to Irman Infra Red hardware from
 Linux and other Unix systems.
 .
 For general application programming, the preferred interface for infra-red
 control is `lirc', as lirc supports multiple programs sharing the same
 infra-red receiver. It does this by providing a socket based interface to
 which several programs can connect.
 .
 lirc uses libirman to interface with the Irman Infra Red hardware, so in
 single use applications directly using libirman is simpler and uses less
 system resources. Currently, lirc only works on Linux systems, so programs
 written using libirman directly are more portable.
 .
 NOTE: This debian package is mainly provided so that Irman support can be
 enabled in lirc package and there is no libirman0 because upstream doesn't
 build a shared library.