Interesting... The /usr/local behavior is new then on Solaris (or was configured in), because I know that it didn't used to be that way. I'm pretty sure that the solaris native compilers don't do that. The bsdi compiler also used to not have /usr/local included automatically. The fact that it is included BEFORE /usr/include seems wrong to me and that it would break things if somebody ever installed a file with the same name system header in /usr/local....
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