It's not a bug in make; you should probably check with the Perl folks to
make sure that there isn't some issue with the way Perl builds makefiles
and certain versions of GCC, and/or your GCC installation. This error:
cc1: Invalid option `-fno-strict-aliasing' ============= problem
seems odd, because I know that's normally a valid option to GCC.
Perhaps you have an older GCC on your PATH or something?
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