bug#376: marked as done (BUILD: build host's curses.h)

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Package: gcc

When GCC is built, it takes certain header files from /usr/include
which it deems "system headers", processes them with some fancy sed
and awk gubbins, and stick them in its private include dir which ends
up in $(build_prefix).  Even though it is not strictly necessary on
GNU/Linux systems, it includes curses.h in this set of headers because
on some systems which GCC supports, it is a system header.  The
presence of the munged curses.h makes subsequent ncurses builds fail.

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We now build a proper toolchain.  In that process, gcc gets its
headers from the glibc which is installed in the target DESTIMG,
rather than from the build system.

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