Name clashes when cross compiling

[Henderson, Stuart]

sorry in the delay in getting back to this, I've been swamped with other matters.

a link to the gcc bug, for context:
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=47779

>It is quite clear to me that this is a bug in GCC (namely, that this sort
>of host-side definition shouldn't be used in target-side code; ideally
>tm.h shouldn't be used in target-side code at all, though you've got over
>80 target macros listed on
><http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Top-Level_Libgcc_Migration> to deal with to
>achieve that).
Thanks for the context.

>Maybe a fix in uClibc is more pragmatic, but definitely not one with a
>condition on IN_LIBGCC2, since IN_LIBGCC2 is part of the user's namespace
>so installed system headers should not use it in any way.
I'd like to go ahead with a uClibc fix for now, however (before I do any more digging), is there an established/advisable way for me to do this?  I'm relatively new to gcc/uclibc, so any advice is appreciated.

Thanks,
Stu