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package set build-essential in stretch/arm64
The package set build-essential in stretch/arm64 consists of 58 packages:
None 9 (15.5%) packages failed to build reproducibly: sensible-utils dash libgcrypt20 xz-utils bash libgpg-error gcc-defaults db5.3 systemd
None 1 (1.7%) packages failed to build from source: libsemanage
None None None None 1 (1.7%) packages are either in depwait state, blacklisted, not for us, or cannot be downloaded: gcc-6
None 47 (81.0%) packages successfully build reproducibly: acl attr audit base-files base-passwd binutils#++ build-essential bzip2 cdebconf coreutils debconf debianutils diffutils dpkg# e2fsprogs findutils gawk+ gdbm# glibc gmp grep gzip hostname init-system-helpers isl libcap-ng libselinux libsepol libsigsegv linux+ lz4 make-dfsg mpclib3 mpfr4 ncurses pam patch pcre3 perl readline sed shadow sysvinit tar ustr util-linux zlib

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