[REMOVE] - not useful as it only shows binary dependencies. We actually need source deps.

tools/packaging/debiandeps

-#!/bin/sh
-
-# get the linked libs
-
-# NOTE: certain libs are already available on every system with deb-helper (libc, libdl, libgcc, libm, libstdc++, libpthread)
-linklibs=`objdump -p bin/openwalnut-qt4\
-                     \`find lib -name "*.so"\` | grep NEEDED | \
-                     grep -v "libopenwalnut" | grep -v "libc\.so" | grep -v "libdl\.so" | \
-                     grep -v "libgcc.*" | grep -v "libm\.so" | grep -v "libstdc++\.so" | \
-                     grep -v "libpthread\.so" | \
-                     awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq`
-
-# use dpkg -S to find the corresponding packages. Several libs can be contained in multiple packages.
-# We only filter out ia32 and lib32 packages.
-paks=`dpkg -S $linklibs | awk '{print $1}' | sed 's/://' | grep -v "^ia32-" | grep -v "^lib32" | sort | uniq`
-
-# find a package for each of them
-for pak in $paks
-do
-    dpkg -l | grep ".*$pak "
-    # this one is of limited use as we actually search the dev packages. But unfortunately, they do not necessarily follow the
-    # name of the binary package.
-    # dpkg -l | grep ".*$pak " | awk '{printf "%s (>= %s), ",$2,$3}'
-done
-