$ manpage-alert | grep /bin/eu- No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-addr2line No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-ar No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-elfcmp No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-elflint No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-findtextrel No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-ld No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-make-debug-archive No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-nm No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-objdump No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-ranlib No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-readelf No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-size No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-strings No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-strip No manual entry for /usr/bin/eu-unstrip
Why are you filing bugs about this? There are already various ways to see this, including things like lintian. Anyway, I do not intend to provide manpages for them. Upstream is also doesn't care about documenting them. Most of the applications exists with the the "eu-" part as part of binutils where they do have a manpage. They mostly be compatible. Kurt
* Kurt Roeckx <kurt@roeckx.be>, 2009-12-04, 18:53: - the bug exists, - the bug bothers me, in hope that: - the bug will be eventually fixed, - I will be notified when it's fixed. Thanks for information (although the "mostly" word is still bothering), but I would really prefer to learn such things from documentation rather than from a bug report.