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["Axel Dörfler" <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi there,

I just wanted to ask why we are using the -nostdinc option, and what's 
the purpose behind it.
I think we initially used it to prevent gcc from including the Be 
headers - but (as we already found out long ago) that's not what this 
option does. It prevents the headers from the gcc tool chain to be 
used.

And while we are able to build OpenBeOS with this option on the x86 
platform, I cannot see a reason why we would like to replace the gcc 
headers with our own; AFAICT there is no advantage, but it causes 
trouble when trying to build it on other platforms.
Does anybody mind or have reasons to mind when I remove that?

AFAICT it doesn't have any side effects to the build on x86 (just did a 
full build).

BTW there seems to be a build problem: the objects for all kits are 
located in the same directory (which might turn out as annoying someday 
:-).

Adios...
   Axel.