Tom Spindler wrote:
> I don't have a Solaris system handy to see why this breaks, but that
> sed construct is part of gcc itself, not NetBSD's localizations or
> build structure.
>
> Solaris sed is known to be particularly retarded, though; prepending
> /usr/xpg4/bin (or whatever it is) to your PATH may help.
>   

I have that.  Even the version in /usr/xpg4 is too retarded.  The tools
framework needs to use the netbsd sed which I'd previously enabled via
host tools.


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