PROBLEM CASES
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CASE 1: MULTIPLE BINARY PACKAGES
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Some source packages generate multiple binary packages, each of which is built
independently.

Example 1: Linux
The source package for Linux will generate image and headers packages.

Example 2: BusyBox
Some hardware vendors may wish to use a custom BusyBox configuration to better
suit their users' needs.  The source package for BusyBox may generate multiple
builds of BusyBox, each with its own configuration.

CASE 2: SPLIT BINARY PACKAGES
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Some source packages generate multiple binary packages, some or all of which
come from a single build of the packaged software.

Example 1: GCC
The source package for GCC will generate binary packages to provide a C
compiler, support libraries, a C preprocessor, etc.

Example 2: A library with debugging symbols
All binary packages should be stripped of debugging symbols, however many
(especially library) packages may provide debugging symbols (extracted after the
build using objdump) in a separate and optional binary package.