According to Chris G Demetriou:
>
>(Actually, that won't really work, because, for some INCREDIBLY
>BONE-HEADED REASON, gcc puts its temporary files in /var/tmp...
>

But you can set the TMPDIR environment variable to control where it
does put the temp files.  Also, according to the man page I am looking
at, /usr/tmp is used if available otherwise /tmp is used unless
overridden by TMPDIR.

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