I sometimes get "Cross compile badness - /usr/include in /usr/
include", most recently when trying to build libsdl-ttf.
I finally tracked down that the cause was having part of the SDL
development environment installed on the build host, leading to me
having a /usr/include/SDL directory.
Uninstalling this package from the host allowed the build to work.
1) Is this a 'known issue' with building?
2) Is there any way I can guard against it? I do now have a clue to
what it means, but the cause may not always be so obvious.
3) Can I modify the .bb files to prevent this?
Is it possible to 'chroot' (or so such) so that the likes of /usr are
constrained to the build environment?
Chris
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