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+Manual for the librules helper                          -*- Text -*-
+------------------------------
+$Id$
+
+This file documents an experimental new debian/rules helper, a
+makefile called "librules.mk", which does all the boring work of
+building a package.
+
+Usage:
+
+The very first non-comment thing in your debian/rules should be the
+following line:
+librules_interface = 1
+This helps to spot incompatibilities with debian/rules and the
+librules.mk file currently in use.
+
+Include "debian/librules.mk" just after that line.  Precede it with a
+variable definition "librules_native_pkg=yes" if the package you are building
+is a Debian native package.
+
+Define a target debian/stamp/build that builds the package (like the
+build target does in conventional debian/rules files).  Put "touch $@"
+as the last action in that rule.
+
+For every binary package <package> you want to build:
+
+   - If the package is "arch: all", make debian/stamp/binary/indep depend
+     on debian/stamp/binary/<package>; otherwise make debian/stamp/binary/arch
+     depend on that target
+
+   - Write a target debian/stamp/binary/<package> using the following template:
+
+debian/stamp/binary/<package>: package=<package>
+debian/stamp/binary/<package>: debian/stamp/build
+        $(prebinary)
+        # Add here your own commands
+        $(postbinary)
+        touch $@
+
+     The $(prebinary) macro will create a skeletal build tree for the 
+     package.  It also installs debian/prerm.<package> and
+     debian/postinst.<package> as the prerm and postinst scripts;
+     it will also install the copyright file (debian/copyright)
+     and the Debian changelog file (debian/changelog).
+
+     See below for instructions about how to write your own install commands.
+
+     The $(postbinary) macro fixes directory permissions, generates the binary
+     control file and builds the package.
+
+   - You may want to define targets "clean", "clean-binary" and "clean-build"
+     to reverse the effects of your own commands in the build and binary targets.
+     The librules.mk file cleans up for itself, you don't need to worry about that.
+
+
+How to write your own commands for binary targets:
+
+Use the following macros to install files:
+
+      $(install_exec) SOURCE TARGET
+      $(install_exec) SOURCE SOURCE ... DIRECTORY
+          installs one or more binary executables
+          (TARGET need not be a directory name)
+
+      $(install_nonex) SOURCE TARGET
+      $(install_nonex) SOURCE SOURCE ... DIRECTORY
+          install one or more non-executable files
+          (TARGET need not be a directory name)
+
+      $(install_dir) DIRECTORY
+          create the directory
+
+      $(install_script) SOURCE TARGET
+      $(install_script) SOURCE SOURCE ... DIRECTORY
+          install one or more executable scripts          
+          (TARGET need not be a directory name)
+
+The macros above are wrappers around the "install" utility.
+
+      $(install_symlink) SOURCE [TARGET]
+           Install a symlink from SOURCE to TARGET
+           (This macro is a wrapper around ln -s)
+
+      $(gzip) FILE ...
+           Compress the given files
+           (This is a wrapper around gzip)
+
+      $(strip_lib) FILE ...
+           Strip the given files the way shared libraries are stripped
+           (This is a wrapper around strip)
+
+
+*Never* refer to a file in the install target tree by their real name.
+Use the following macros instead:
+
+      $(rootdir) - the directory that masquerades as / in the target tree
+                   (usually a subdirectory under debian/tmp)
+      $(ctldir)  - the directory where control files are installed
+                   (usually $(rootdir)/DEBIAN)
+      $(bindir)  - the main binary directory
+                   (usually $(rootdir)/usr/bin)
+      $(docdir)  - the main doc directory
+                   (usually $(rootdir)/usr/share/doc/<package>)
+      ...
+(see librules.mk for what's available)
+
+
+If your debian/rules needs the dpkg-architecture variables, add the
+definition "librules_need_archvars=yes" before the include at the top
+of the file.  If you use this feature, you need to Build-Depend on
+"dpkg-dev (>= 1.4.1.5)".
+
+If you want to patch/unpatch the package, add the definitions
+"librules_patch_support=yes" and "librules_patches=file1.diff
+file2.diff ... filen.diff" before the include at the top of the file.
+If you use this, you need to Build-Depend on "patch".