On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, Anders Magnusson wrote:

| Another way to get around this is to add -nostdinc in the kernel Makefile.

If the compiler is picking up header files under /usr/include instead
of within the /usr/src/sys tree during kernel compilation, then there
is at least one -I directive missing.  You should always be able to
compile a new kernel from a new sys tree without installing the new
header files first.

Or have I missed something?  This seems extremely obvious to me...

-tih
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Tom Ivar Helbekkmo
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