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Usage: %s [<option>...] [<command>]

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Commands:
-l, --list list variables (default).
-L, --list-known list valid architectures (matching some criteria).
-e, --equal <arch> compare with host Debian architecture.
-i, --is <arch-wildcard> match against host Debian architecture.
-q, --query <variable> prints only the value of <variable>.
-s, --print-set print command to set environment variables.
-u, --print-unset print command to unset environment variables.
-c, --command <command> set environment and run the command in it.
-?, --help show this help message.
--version show the version.

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Options:
-a, --host-arch <arch> set host Debian architecture.
-t, --host-type <type> set host GNU system type.
-A, --target-arch <arch> set target Debian architecture.
-T, --target-type <type> set target GNU system type.
-W, --match-wildcard <arch-wildcard>
restrict architecture list matching <arch-wildcard>.
-B, --match-bits <arch-bits>
restrict architecture list matching <arch-bits>.
-E, --match-endian <arch-endian>
restrict architecture list matching <arch-endian>.
--print-format <format>
use <format> for --print-set and --print-unset,
allowed values: shell (default), make.
-f, --force force flag (override variables set in environment).

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Usage: %s [<command>]

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Commands:
--get <flag> output the requested flag to stdout.
--origin <flag> output the origin of the flag to stdout:
value is one of vendor, system, user, env.
--status output a synopsis with all parameters affecting the
program behaviour, the resulting flags and their origin.
--query like --status, but in deb822 format.
--query-features <area>
output the status of features for the given area.
--list output a list of the flags supported by the current vendor.
--export=(sh|make|cmdline|configure)
output something convenient to import the compilation
flags in a shell script, in make, or in a command line.
--dump output all compilation flags with their values.
--help show this help message.
--version show the version.

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Usage: %s [<option>...]

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Options:
--build=<type>[,...] specify the build <type>: full, source, binary,
any, all (default is 'full').
-F, --build=full normal full build (source and binary; default).
-g, --build=source,all source and arch-indep build.
-G, --build=source,any source and arch-specific build.
-b, --build=binary binary-only, no source files.
-B, --build=any binary-only, only arch-specific files.
-A, --build=all binary-only, only arch-indep files.
-S, --build=source source-only, no binary files.
-nc, --no-pre-clean do not pre clean source tree (implies -b).
--pre-clean pre clean source tree (default).
--no-post-clean do not post clean source tree (default).
-tc, --post-clean post clean source tree.
--sanitize-env sanitize the build environment.
-D, --check-builddeps check build dependencies and conflicts (default).
-d, --no-check-builddeps do not check build dependencies and conflicts.
--ignore-builtin-builddeps
do not check builtin build dependencies.
-P, --build-profiles=<profiles>
assume comma-separated build <profiles> as active.
--rules-requires-root assume legacy Rules-Requires-Root field value.
-R, --rules-file=<rules> rules file to execute (default is debian/rules).
-T, --rules-target=<target> call debian/rules <target>.
--as-root ensure -T calls the target with root rights.
-j, --jobs[=<number>|auto] jobs to run simultaneously (passed to <rules>),
forced mode.
-J, --jobs-try[=<number>|auto]
jobs to run simultaneously (passed to <rules>),
opt-in mode (default is auto).
-r, --root-command=<command>
command to gain root rights (default is fakeroot).
--check-command=<command>
command to check the .changes file (no default).
--check-option=<opt> pass <opt> to check <command>.
--hook-<name>=<command> set <command> as the hook <name>, known hooks:
init preclean source build binary buildinfo
changes postclean check sign done
--buildinfo-file=<file> set the .buildinfo filename to generate.
--buildinfo-option=<opt>
pass option <opt> to dpkg-genbuildinfo.
--changes-file=<file> set the .changes filename to generate.
-p, --sign-command=<command>
command to sign .dsc and/or .changes files
(default is gpg).
-k, --sign-key=<keyid> the key to use for signing.
-ap, --sign-pause add pause before starting signature process.
-us, --unsigned-source unsigned source package.
-ui, --unsigned-buildinfo unsigned .buildinfo file.
-uc, --unsigned-changes unsigned .buildinfo and .changes file.
--no-sign do not sign any file.
--force-sign force signing the resulting files.
--admindir=<directory> change the administrative directory.
-?, --help show this help message.
--version show the version.

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Options passed to dpkg-architecture:
-a, --host-arch <arch> set the host Debian architecture.
-t, --host-type <type> set the host GNU system type.
--target-arch <arch> set the target Debian architecture.
--target-type <type> set the target GNU system type.

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Options passed to dpkg-genchanges:
-si source includes orig, if new upstream (default).
-sa source includes orig, always.
-sd source is diff and .dsc only.
-v<version> changes since version <version>.
-m, --release-by=<maint> maintainer for this release is <maint>.
-e, --build-by=<maint> maintainer for this build is <maint>.
-C<descfile> changes are described in <descfile>.
--changes-option=<opt> pass option <opt> to dpkg-genchanges.

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Options passed to dpkg-source:
-sn force Debian native source format.
-s[sAkurKUR] see dpkg-source for explanation.
-z, --compression-level=<level>
compression level to use for source.
-Z, --compression=<compressor>
compression to use for source (gz|xz|bzip2|lzma).
-i, --diff-ignore[=<regex>] ignore diffs of files matching <regex>.
-I, --tar-ignore[=<pattern>]
filter out files when building tarballs.
--source-option=<opt> pass option <opt> to dpkg-source.