Re: --with-sysroot demands /usr/include?

[Daniel Kegel <dank at kegel dot com>]

Alexandre Oliva wrote:
> Daniel Kegel wrote:
>> I couldn't see any way to tell gcc's configure where to look
>> inside the sysroot for include files.  Is it true that one
>> simply must put the include files in $sys_root/usr/include when
>> using --with-sysroot, or did I miss something obvious?
>
> If a non-sysroot compiler would have looked in /usr/include, then yes,
> the pathname within the sysroot must be $sysroot/usr/include.

Non-sysroot compilers could be configured to look $prefix/$target/include rather
than $prefix/$target/usr/include.  That's what my crosstool script did.
I think I did this to match Montavista's practice.
This was done using --with-headers=$my_path/include, an option which
has been obsoleted by --with-sysroot.

--with-sysroot is a fine and good idea, but I'm finding the transition
a bit painful, and it's rather annoying that I'm being forced to use it.
- Dan