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Re: improve install-no-fixedincludes Makefile target


Olivier Hainque <hainque@adacore.com> writes:

>
>> Maybe with some --disable-fixed-headers or so?
>> (I may be missing something here, so thanks for any hints.)
>
>  Humm, I don't think that would simplify because we need the 'fixed'
>  set of headers to build the libraries anyway. And we often really need
>  them for other installation purposes as well.

At least on modern Linux I don't think I ever saw any useful fix
out of fixincl. What it usually does is to "fix" a lot of header files
which are not used, but the distribution happened to put into
/usr/include. And typically it's just fixes for obscure things
that are only a problem at -pedantic or so.

I used a script for years now to delete all the fixincludes in my
local installs and I don't think I ever saw any problem from that.

-Andi
-- 
ak@linux.intel.com -- Speaking for myself only.


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