Re: “--disable-multiarch” produce error about missing “bits.h”

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> Please don't use --target unless you're cross-compiling. Let configure
detect 
> the value.

I did this due to some previous errors. With the hope to make the build
success, I looked at `gcc -v` to know what was the configuration used to
build the GCC 4.6.3 installed from Debian package, and `gcc -v` shows it was
configured with a `--target` argument identical to that of the `--build`
argument.

I will still remove this option, as you suggest me to do so.

Just a side note: using `--target=i686-gnu-linux` did a cross build (which
failed), but using `--target=i386-gnu-linux`, although it defines the
`--target` option, does not make the build a cross build, at least for me.



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