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librandombytes 0~20230919-4 source package in Ubuntu

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librandombytes (0~20230919-4) unstable; urgency=medium

  * d/rules: add also 'Replaces: libnacl-dev' (Closes: #1059335)

 -- Jan Mojžíš <email address hidden>  Mon, 25 Dec 2023 22:00:59 +0100

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Binary packages built by this source

librandombytes-dev: Library generating fresh randomness - development files

 librandombytes is a public-domain library providing a simple API for
 applications generating fresh randomness: include <randombytes.h>,
 call randombytes(x, xbytes) whenever desired to generate fresh random bytes
 x[0], x[1], ..., x[xbytes-1], and link with -lrandombytes.
 .
 Random bytes are often used directly in applications. Random bytes are also
 the foundation of more complicated random objects, such as random integers
 in a limited interval, random floating-point numbers from a (nearly) normal
 distribution, and random keys used in public-key cryptosystems. librandombytes
 is dedicated to obtaining fresh random bytes in the first place, and leaves
 it to higher-level libraries to convert those bytes into other types of random
 objects.
 .
 librandombytes aims for the following stringent randomness goal: no feasible
 computation will ever be able to tell the difference between the output bytes
 and true randomness (independent uniformly distributed random bytes). This
 makes the randombytes() output suitable for use in applications ranging from
 simulations to cryptography.
 .
 Development files.

librandombytes1: Library generating fresh randomness - shared library

 librandombytes is a public-domain library providing a simple API for
 applications generating fresh randomness: include <randombytes.h>,
 call randombytes(x, xbytes) whenever desired to generate fresh random bytes
 x[0], x[1], ..., x[xbytes-1], and link with -lrandombytes.
 .
 Random bytes are often used directly in applications. Random bytes are also
 the foundation of more complicated random objects, such as random integers
 in a limited interval, random floating-point numbers from a (nearly) normal
 distribution, and random keys used in public-key cryptosystems. librandombytes
 is dedicated to obtaining fresh random bytes in the first place, and leaves
 it to higher-level libraries to convert those bytes into other types of random
 objects.
 .
 librandombytes aims for the following stringent randomness goal: no feasible
 computation will ever be able to tell the difference between the output bytes
 and true randomness (independent uniformly distributed random bytes). This
 makes the randombytes() output suitable for use in applications ranging from
 simulations to cryptography.
 .
 Shared library.

librandombytes1-dbgsym: debug symbols for librandombytes1
randombytes: Library generating fresh randomness - command-line tool

 librandombytes is a public-domain library providing a simple API for
 applications generating fresh randomness: include <randombytes.h>,
 call randombytes(x, xbytes) whenever desired to generate fresh random bytes
 x[0], x[1], ..., x[xbytes-1], and link with -lrandombytes.
 .
 Random bytes are often used directly in applications. Random bytes are also
 the foundation of more complicated random objects, such as random integers
 in a limited interval, random floating-point numbers from a (nearly) normal
 distribution, and random keys used in public-key cryptosystems. librandombytes
 is dedicated to obtaining fresh random bytes in the first place, and leaves
 it to higher-level libraries to convert those bytes into other types of random
 objects.
 .
 librandombytes aims for the following stringent randomness goal: no feasible
 computation will ever be able to tell the difference between the output bytes
 and true randomness (independent uniformly distributed random bytes). This
 makes the randombytes() output suitable for use in applications ranging from
 simulations to cryptography.
 .
 Command line tool "randombytes-info".

randombytes-dbgsym: debug symbols for randombytes