This package does not contain the sources used to build the resulting 
binary packages.  It build-depends on the binutils source and uses
that (via the binutils-source package). A Built-Using header to
indicate this is used.

All the supported binutils cross-target architectures are built by
this one package.

To change the set of TARGET architectures built, or the set of HOST
architectures they are built for, set the TARGET_LIST and HOST_LIST
variables respectively, then run:
debian/rules control
Then build in the normal way.

You can either set them on the command line, or change them in the
rules file.

e.g (if just overriding on the command line):
TARGET_LIST="armel armhf" HOST_LIST="amd64" debian/rules control

Once the debian/control file is generated the package can be built. Note that it
is currently necessary to define TARGET_LIST and HOST_LIST when building the
package as well as when building debian/control

debian/rules control needs to be re-run whenever the arch lists are
changed or if dpkg arch names change (e.g i486-linux-gnu ->
i586-linux-gnu). Note that in the latter case the control file must be
regernerated in unstable (or at least with a matching dpkg version).

 -- Dima Kogan <dima@oblong.com>, Tue, 25 Feb 2014 11:41:50 -0800
