* Bruno Haible:
> Florian Weimer wrote:
>> Does gnulib still override unconditionally?
>
> Gnulib does not override , and never did.
Thanks for looking into this. gnulib's libc-config.h does this:
| #ifndef __attribute_nonnull__
| /* either does not exist, or is too old for Gnulib.
|Prepa
Florian Weimer wrote:
> Does gnulib still override unconditionally?
Gnulib does not override , and never did.
That is, when a package that uses Gnulib does
#include
it will get the of the system (from glibc, *BSD, Cygwin,
etc.).
Only when a package uses the compiler option "-I /usr/include/
Why does gnulib bundle ? We edit this file regularly in
glibc. In the past, some gnulib-using programs supplied their own copy
of instead, even when building against glibc. This caused
build failures in the glibc headers because they (quite reasonably)
assumed that defines the macros for that
