Packages in unstable/i386 where the build timed out

48 (0.1%) packages where the build timed out:

codeblocks cppnumericalsolvers dolfin doxygen dpb freedict gcc-avr haskell-yi-keymap-vim karabo-bridge libanyevent-riperedis-perl libapp-perlrdf-command-query-perl libapp-wdq-perl libattean-perl libatteanx-store-ldf-perl libdata-tablereader-perl libfinance-quotehist-perl libmodule-install-copyright-perl libmodule-install-doapchangesets-perl libmodule-install-rdf-perl librdf-closure-perl librdf-linkeddata-perl librdf-queryx-lazy-perl librdf-trin3-perl librdf-trine-node-literal-xml-perl librdf-trinex-functions-perl librdf-trinex-serializer-mockturtlesoup-perl librdf-vcard-perl libtest-rdf-doap-version-perl libxml-atom-fromowl-perl libxml-atom-owl-perl libxrd-parser-perl madness msolve node-multiparty openqa pantalaimon praat psi-plus publican-debian public-inbox qtwebengine-opensource-src request-tracker5 ruby-redis-namespace scalapack scons starpu webkit2gtk wpewebkit

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