gcc 4.4.3 build on redhat6.3 - fixedincludes is missing headers

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I was building gcc 4.4.3 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release
6.3 (Santiago). Build has passed, however, fixedincludes directory is
missing some headers which were present in the redhat5.5 installation.
Has someone seen same behavior?

Configure command is(in both redhat5.5 and redhat6.3):

    ../configure --prefix=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X
--exec-prefix=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-ppl=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-gmp=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-mpc=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-mpfr=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-mpfr-include=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/include
--with-cloog=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux
--with-cloog-lib=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux/lib64
--with-ld=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux/bin/ld
--with-as=/path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux/bin/as
--enable-languages=c,c++ --enable-threads


**5.5 installation:**

    /path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3/Linux/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/4.4.3/include-fixed

    bits         features.h      limits.h  net-snmp  openssl  schily
sound         sys          wchar.h  xorg               zutil.h

    dhcp4client  libdevmapper.h  linux     nss3      README   slang
speech_tools  syslimits.h  X11      xulrunner-sdk-1.9



**6.3 installation:**

    /path/to/gcc/GCC_4.4.3_RH6.X/Linux/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/4.4.3/include-fixed

    limits.h  linux  net-snmp  nss3  openssl  README  syslimits.h  X11


It seems to me that because features.h is picked from the system
header on Redhat6.x, when I compile my project source tree, not from
the fixedincludes, as it is missing anyway, compilation is failing.




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