>>>>> "SM" == Skip Montanaro <skip@pobox.com> writes:
SM> This warning bothers me a bit, as it suggests I'm screwing up
SM> the compiler's notions about header file search order. Has
SM> anyone else seen this and investigated how to get rid of this
SM> problem? This is related to bug http://python.org/sf/589427
SM> (which was assigned to me). It's due to the
SM> gen_preprocess_options() function in distutils/ccompiler.py.
SM> This warning seems to be related to gcc version >= 3.1.
I seem to remember that Martin said the gcc folks agreed that this
behavior was a bug on their part. I tried building Python on Linux
with gcc 3.1 several months ago and had the same problems. I dropped
back to 2.96 and haven't looked back. :)
Search around in python-dev for a discussion on this, but
unfortunately I don't remember the exact time frame.
-Barry
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