This doesn't seem to be a problem any more with multiarch cross-building (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CrossBuilding), which has dropped the old-style dpkg-cross-ish PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR handling:
Would you object to considering this closed? It's a different build system, but (as the author) I consider xdeb a dead-end experiment at this point; it served its purpose, and its ordering heuristics may still be useful, but multiarch cross-building is a more future-proof approach.
This doesn't seem to be a problem any more with multiarch cross-building (https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/CrossBuildi ng), which has dropped the old-style dpkg-cross-ish PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR handling:
http:// people. canonical. com/~cjwatson/ cross/armhf/ raring/ ncurses_ 5.9-10ubuntu2_ armhf-20121206- 2259
Would you object to considering this closed? It's a different build system, but (as the author) I consider xdeb a dead-end experiment at this point; it served its purpose, and its ordering heuristics may still be useful, but multiarch cross-building is a more future-proof approach.