🚀 go-pugleaf

Version: GCC 2.2.2
Configuration: i386v4

1) In SVR4, when one wants to build a program using Berkeley networking
   stuff, to get the SVR4 stuff, and only the networking stuff (and not
   the rest of the BSD emulation package), one uses a compile line like:

	cc -I/usr/include -I/usr/ucbinclude foo.c -lc -lucb -lsocket -lnsl

   This is required to get the default (e.g.) stdio.h, rather than the one
   in /usr/ucbinclude.

   But if you do this, the fixed include files are not picked up (verified
   with the -H option).  This leads to problems, because the fixed 
   <sys/byteorder.h> is rather important with gcc (:->).

   The only way around this that I could find was to modify 
   /usr/include/sys/byteorder.h to include the GCC version if __GNUC__
   is defined.  This defeats the purpose of having a seperate directory
   for fixed include files.

2) The strategy for fixed include files assumes that all include files
   that may need to be fixed are under /usr/include.  On SVR4, you may
   need to fix both /usr/include and /usr/ucbinclude.  And many sites
   install add-on packages outside of /usr (e.g. /usr/X386/include for
   X11R5, /usr/local/include).

Anyhow, I'm not sure if those are really bugs, but they are annoying, and
difficult to impossible to work around.


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