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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>.
-f, --force force flag (override variables set in environment).

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unknown Debian architecture %s, you must specify GNU system type, too

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unknown GNU system type %s, you must specify Debian architecture, too

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unknown default GNU system type for Debian architecture %s

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default GNU system type %s for Debian arch %s does not match specified GNU system type %s

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%s is not a supported variable name

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unknown option `%s'

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specified GNU system type %s does not match gcc system type %s, try setting a correct CC environment variable

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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.
--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
--status print a synopsis with all parameters affecting the
behaviour of dpkg-buildflags and the resulting flags
and their origin.
--help show this help message.
--version show the version.