gcc dependency generation

["David L" <idht4n@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

When I use gcc to generate dependencies in fc3, I get different behavior 
than in redhat9.  For example, if I include a header file like this:

#include "foo/../blah.h"

in redhat9 I would get a dependency that looked like this:
testdep.o: testdep.cc blah.h

in redhat6 and fc3, the dependency looks like this:
testdep.o: testdep.cc foo/../blah.h

I prefer the redhat9 behavior because I generate etags files from 
dependencies and in redhat9, my etags files didn't have the same file listed 
multiple times (eg: foo/../blah.h, bar/../blah.h, etc).

Does anybody know how to get the redhat9 behavior in fc3?

Thanks...

         David

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