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On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 12:19:35PM -0800, John Baldwin wrote:
> >> Why do we need -I${.CURDIR}?  AFAIK, -nostdinc doesn't enforce -I-.
> > 
> > parse.y #includes "common.h", and gcc-3.mumble apparently broke the
> > magic that makes it possible for common.h to be found (the generated
> > file parse.c contains a #line statement that gives the full path to
> > the source file parse.y, and compilers are apparently supposed to use
> > this to resolve ""-style includes).
> 
> If it builds ok on gcc3.1,

It will not.  What BDE said about gcc3+ (ie, libcpp) is correct.  Pleaes
don't waste time on this insignificant thing -- there are better SMP
things for you to do. :-)

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