Wanted: how best can gcc emulate Sun's machine -> ../kvm/machine game?

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From: Arthur David Olson
Date: Sun, 30 May 1993 03:00

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Sun arranges for machines of different kernel architectures to be share the
"include" directory tree by doing a symbolic link from "/usr/include/machine"
to "/usr/kvm/machine" in the shared arena; the non-shared "/usr/kvm/machine"
is a pointer back to the right machine-specific directory in "/usr/include".

If you know of the right way to provide this behavior in the gcc sphere,
I'd appreciate hearing from you by electronic mail.
-- 
		Arthur David Olson	ado@elsie.nci.nih.gov
		ADO and Elsie are Ampex and Borden trademarks
	     "REM AND STINPY"--found in Bill Gates' startup file

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