On Mon, Oct 20, 2003 at 01:17:07AM +0200, Havard Eidnes wrote:
     | > Today's world cross-build has failed for me at the tools/config
     | > compilation stage with the error 'gram.h: No such file or
     | > directory'. To my uneducated guess, this is due to the latest
     | > revision of usr.sbin/config/Makefile which has changed CPPFLAGS to
     | > not include '-I.'. Is this a typo in a Makefile or is it just my
     | > fault?
     |
     | There's something strange going on here; it compiled for the i386
     | target, but failed for the sgimips target. One difference between
     | those is that one is gcc-3 and the other is gcc-2.
     |
     | For now I just added the -I. directive.
   
   Weird; it compiled OK on i386 without -I.
   I have seen a similar issues before; maybe gcc's semantics changed
   slightly in where it looks for files.


yes, i've noticed that myself... i had to fix a few in-tree things
a few months ago.


.mrg.