> "yum provides ac_nonexistent.h" does not tell me anything. nonexistent seems to suggest that the file should not exist, it probably means something else is broken, failing to be detect and it's including the default value instead of a more specific one, and the default is always wrong and thus points to a nonexistent header... Just guessing, though... MaZe.
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