# The interpreter's file name embeds the MIT/GNU Scheme back end it was built
# for -- mit-scheme-x86-64-12.1 here, mit-scheme-aarch64le-12.1 elsewhere -- so
# the binaries shipped by different architectures of this Multi-Arch: same
# package never share a path and so cannot conflict.  /usr/bin is the right
# place for them: they are the alternatives that /usr/bin/mit-scheme and
# /usr/bin/scheme point at.
mit-scheme: arch-dependent-file-not-in-arch-specific-directory [usr/bin/mit-scheme-*]

# /usr/bin/mit-scheme is not shipped in the package; it is registered from the
# postinst with update-alternatives, so lintian cannot see that the command
# named by the desktop entry does in fact exist once the package is configured.
mit-scheme: desktop-command-not-in-package usr/bin/mit-scheme [usr/share/applications/mit-scheme.desktop]

# The only postal address in debian/copyright is MIT's own, in MIT's copyright
# notice: "Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 77 Massachusetts Avenue,
# Cambridge MA 02139".  The FSF once had a Cambridge MA 02139 address too, and
# lintian looks for /Free Software Foundation.*02139/s -- with /s, so the
# "Free Software Foundation" in the GPL grant paragraph matches MIT's postcode
# twenty lines further down.  The licence text itself points at
# <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>, as it should.
mit-scheme: old-fsf-address-in-copyright-file
