Succeeded with Alpha+19980803, some feedback

[Todd Vierling]

On Wed, 26 Aug 1998, Jeffrey A Law wrote:

: It won't put anything in there for a native configuration.  That
: directory may get populated in some cross compilation environments
: by other tools (I'm not 100% sure).

Cross tools use $(prefix).

: Actually I don't think trying to create the directory is necessarily
: bogus.  And I think we both agree that nothing bad happens.

It's bogus to create a directory that was never configured, especially if
--without-local-prefix is given.  Egcs really shouldn't *create* the
directory at all based on $(local_prefix), it should just use
/usr/local/include (and silently fail if it isn't there, which it already
does), unless --without-local-prefix is given.

The default $(prefix) will create /usr/local anyway.  The mkdir command for
$(local_prefix) should be yanked.

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