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 regarding rust-apr - FTBFS on most architectures, issues with the 
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 From: Peter Green  
 Subject: rust-apr - FTBFS on most architectures, issues with the signedness 
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 Package: rust-apr 
 Version: 0.3.3-1 
 Severity: serious 
  
 Many apis in apr use the C type "char", depending on the architecture 
 this may map to either the i8 (x86-64, loong64) or the u8 (arm64, 
 ppc64el, s390x, ppc64) type in rust. The standard library offers 
 a type alias "c_char" which is an alias for either i8 or u8 depending 
 on the architecture. 
  
 However, rust-apr has a bunch of hardcoded use of i8, which causes 
 it to fail to build on architectures where char is unsigned. 
  
 Attatched is a patch that fixes that. 
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