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Re: other/8920: Cannot compile libiberty on Solaris 2.6 insidegcc-3.2.1
=?iso-8859-2?Q?Martin_MOKREJ=A9?= writes:
> > all those -I/software/@sys switches look completely unnecessary, and
>
> No, that whole lots of files installed under prefix=/software/@sys/usr,
> i.e. really header files, libs, binaries. It's located in AFS (@sys is a
> speciable variable expanded by kernel, not by any shell!).
I recognized that, thus my suspicion that /software/@sys/usr/include might
be a copy of/link to the system /usr/include.
> /usr/inlcude definitely doesn't contains my custom compiled/installed
> stuff from /software/@sys/usr/include
>
> Maybe only the freetype2 stuff could go away this time, I know.
But why do you think GCC needs any of the other stuff, like ncurses or
openssl? And what software installed in /software/@sys/usr/include is
required by GCC?
> What do you mean "doesn't play nicely with gcc"?
RTFM: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.2/gcc/Directory-Options.html#Directory%20Options
especially the note unter -Idir.
Rainer