Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 23:17:05 -0400
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Subject: Re: -nostdinc and sys/version.h
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> Is there a way to stop DJGPP from looking for file sys/version.h
> or must this file always be present?

gcc pulls it in directly so it knows what version of djgpp you're
building with...

> I am building free-standing code (an OS).

... then you want to (eventually) configure gcc to target your new OS
as a cross compiler, in which case you'd change it to use your
includes and config instead of djgpp's.