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raster/vector: EAN/UPC: fix calculation of image/vector height to

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allow for heights smaller than `textoffset` when have add-on
  (buffer overflow for raster, outside vector height for vector)
raster: EAN/UPC: make sure don't overwrite add-on stuff when
  line-copying guard descenders by limiting copy width
ZBarcode_Encode_Segs: allow for multiple (stacked) rows when
  setting absolute minimum height;
  state stacked symbols max in error message
DBAR_EXP: check length on encoding method 6 before trying to parse
  3-digit currency string with `z_to_int()`
CLI: stop looping over data args when have error;
  suppress taint warning by using fixed `malloc()` size for
  `arg_opts` instead of `argc`
general: use `vsnprintf()` instead of `vsprintf()` if not C89
ULTRACODE: don't call `ult_generate_codewords()` if `length` 0
  from fragment processing (avoids `assert()`)
clang-tidy -> 23 & suppress some warnings
test suite: fuzz: leave Z_FUZZ_DEBUG to compiler, fix comment
general: some minor code-formatting on touched files
README.deb -> README.debian (avoid confusion with actual ".deb")
BWIPP: update to latest
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% README.debian 2026-03-26
% Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
% vim: set ts=4 sw=4 et :
(Note for normal building of zint on Debian systems, see "README.linux".)
This is the README for the "debian" directory that is included to enable creating a local Debian dpkg ".deb" file.
(The official Debian package is at https://salsa.debian.org/debian/zint)
Prerequisites are being on a Debian-based Linux system and the usual stuff for building zint (see "README.linux").
To create a local package, first clone the latest source:
git clone https://git.code.sf.net/p/zint/code zint
Then create an archive:
cd zint
git archive -o /tmp/zint.tar.gz HEAD
cd ..
Create a new directory (it doesn't matter where):
mkdir zint-deb
Then untar the source archive into a sub-directory of the new directory:
cd zint-deb
mkdir zint-2.16.0.9-src
cd zint-2.16.0.9-src
tar xf /tmp/zint.tar.gz
cd ..
tar cvzf zint_2.16.0.9.orig.tar.gz zint-2.16.0.9-src
Note the very specific naming of the tarball and the use of an underscore: "zint_<ver>.orig.tar.gz".
Then run dpkg-buildpackage in the source sub-directory:
cd zint-2.16.0.9-src
dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc
cd ..
If this works, there should be four ".deb" files (amongst other stuff) in the zint-deb directory, namely:
libzint2.16_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
libzint-dev_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
zint_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
zint-qt_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
where "<arch>" is e.g. "amd64" on an Intel system.
The ".deb" files can then be installed on "<arch>" systems, starting with the "libzint" ones first, e.g.
sudo dpkg -i libzint2.16_2.16.0.9-1_amd64.deb
You may be prompted by dpkg to add other packages first.
Note that the GS1 Syntax Engine is not yet supported by the included "debian" directory (nor by the official
Debian package for that matter), which is an issue.