PR #19691: [ROCm] Use -fno-canonical-system-headers for gcc #19767
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PR #19691: [ROCm] Use -fno-canonical-system-headers for gcc
Imported from GitHub PR #19691
This PR resolves the issue of the missing dependency to bazel targets (system headers)
issue while compiling openxla rocm builds with gcc.
Copybara import of the project:
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0ffd8a4 by Alexandros Theodoridis [email protected]:
Use -fno-canonical-system-headers for gcc
Merging this change closes #19691
FUTURE_COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=#19691 from ROCm:ci_use_fn_no_canonical_system_headers_for_gcc_compilation de93107