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(new) laevateinn_0.087-1_kfreebsd-amd64.deb optional games
bsnes SNES/SuperFamicom debugger
 laevateinn is a debugger for SNES/SuperFamicom games based on the bsnes
 emulator. It is intended for developers creating or modifying SNES games.


Changes:
bsnes (0.087-1) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * New upstream release.
  * Include laevateinn, the bsnes debugger:
    - New package laetvateinn.
    - Create debian/laevateinn.6, debian/laevateinn.desktop,
      debian/laevateinn.menu, debian/laevateinn.xpm,
      and debian/laevateinn.png.
  * debian/bsnes.6:
    - Reference laevateinn(6).
  * Add Suggests: laevateinn to bsnes package.
  * debian/patches/declare-functions-in-smp-hpp.patch:
    - Added. Needed to fix FTBFS of bsnes-performance.
  * debian/patches/use-dpkg-buildflags.patch:
    - Added. Makefiles have to be modified to support CFLAGS.
  * debian/patches/reduce-optimization.patch:
    - Removed. With dpkg-buildflags, the optimization flags
      can now be set in debian/rules.
  * debian/patches/misc-makefile-changes.patch:
    - Changed. Use OpenAL for laevateinns audio on non-Linux archs.
    - Address upstream changes.
  * Adopt new standards:
    - Standards-Version 3.9.3
    - debhelper compat level 9
    - copyright format 1.0
  * Enable (default) hardening buildflags via dpkg-buildflags.
    No optional ones for now, because they could impact performance,
    which is crucial for bsnes.


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