erlang-base-hipe.deb don't contain native compiled modules

When I measured Caoyuan and my Wide Finder Project solution I found my binary solution faster than list, but Caoyuan measured reverse result. Then I looked why. Caoyuan is using MacOS X and I'm using Debian. I don't know if MacOS port of erlang has base modules native compiled (with HiPE) but I looked on my debian's:

5> proplists:get_value(compile, lists:module_info()).
[{options,[{inline,[{merge3_12,7},
                 {merge3_21,7},
                 {rmerge3_12,7},
                 {rmerge3_21,7}]},
        {inline,[{umerge3_12,8},
                 {umerge3_21,8},
                 {rumerge3_12a,7},
                 {rumerge3_12b,8}]},
        {inline,[{keymerge3_12,12},
                 {keymerge3_21,12},
                 {rkeymerge3_12,12},
                 {rkeymerge3_21,12}]},
        {inline,[{ukeymerge3_12,13},
                 {ukeymerge3_21,13},
                 {rukeymerge3_12a,11},
                 {rukeymerge3_21a,13},
                 {rukeymerge3_12b,12},
                 {rukeymerge3_21b,12}]},
        {cwd,"/tmp/buildd/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/src"},
        {outdir,"/tmp/buildd/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/src/../ebin"},
        {i,"/tmp/buildd/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/src/../include"},
        {i,"/tmp/buildd/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/src/../../kernel/include"},
        warn_obsolete_guard,
        debug_info,
        {inline,[{merge3_12,7},
                 {merge3_21,7},
                 {rmerge3_12,7},
                 {rmerge3_21,7}]},
        {inline,[{umerge3_12,8},
                 {umerge3_21,8},
                 {rumerge3_12a,7},
                 {rumerge3_12b,8}]},
        {inline,[{keymerge3_12,12},
                 {keymerge3_21,12},
                 {rkeymerge3_12,12},
                 {rkeymerge3_21,12}]},
        {inline,[{ukeymerge3_12,13},
                 {ukeymerge3_21,13},
                 {rukeymerge3_12a,11},
                 {rukeymerge3_21a,13},
                 {rukeymerge3_12b,12},
                 {rukeymerge3_21b,12}]}]},
{version,"4.4.5"},
{time,{2007,9,28,11,10,32}},
{source,"/tmp/buildd/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/src/lists.erl"}]

There isn't native option. If MacOS port is native compiled there can be this unexpected difference. I have tried to create my own erlang-base-hipe package from source one, but I don't know how to put the option on into the making process. I have tried: debian/rules configure-hipe but it didn't work so I searched where is native option used.

$ grep -r +native .
./lib/asn1/src/Makefile:ERL_COMPILE_FLAGS += +native
./lib/megaco/src/app/megaco.mk:ERL_COMPILE_FLAGS += +native
./lib/megaco/test/Makefile:ERL_COMPILE_FLAGS += +native -Dmegaco_hipe_special=true
./lib/megaco/examples/meas/Makefile:ERL_COMPILE_FLAGS += +native
./README:       erlc +native Module.erl

Then I tried

export ERL_COMPILE_FLAGS=+native

It didn't affect binary-erlang-base and only generated warning message, but during binary-erlang-base-hipe error occured.

erlc -W  +native +debug_info +debug_info +debug_info +warn_obsolete_guard -I/home/hynek/work/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/stdlib/include -o../ebin yecc.erl
./yecc.erl:none: internal error in native_compile;
crash reason: {undef,[{hipe,compile,
                            [yecc,
                             [],
                             <<70,79,82,49,0,1,91,124,66,69,65,77,65,116,111,
...
97,252,150,236,255,7,193,199,127,8,0,0>>,
                             []]},
                      {compile,native_compile_1,1},
                      {compile,'-internal_comp/4-anonymous-1-',2},
                      {compile,fold_comp,3},
                      {compile,internal_comp,4},
                      {compile,internal,3}]}
make[4]: Leaving directory `/home/hynek/work/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib/parsetools/src'
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/hynek/work/erlang- 11.b.5dfsg/lib/parsetools'
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/hynek/work/erlang-11.b.5dfsg/lib'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/hynek/work/erlang-11.b.5dfsg'

Then I tested if yecc can be compiled native and it can be.

3> c("/usr/lib/erlang/lib/parsetools-1.4.1.1/src/yecc.erl", [native, {i, "/usr/lib/erlang/lib/stdlib-1.14.5/include/"}, {outdir, "."}]).
{ok,yecc}
4> proplists:get_value(compile, yecc:module_info()).                                                                                    
[{options,[{inline,[{compute_closure,3}]},
           {nowarn_unused_function,{function_name,2}},
           {inline,[{set_empty,0}]},
           {inline,[{set_member,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_delete,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_union,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_is_subset,2}]},
           {inline,[{is_terminal,2}]},
           native,
           {i,"/usr/lib/erlang/lib/stdlib-1.14.5/include/"},
           {outdir,"."},
           {inline,[{compute_closure,3}]},
           {nowarn_unused_function,{function_name,2}},
           {inline,[{set_empty,0}]},
           {inline,[{set_member,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_delete,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_union,2}]},
           {inline,[{set_is_subset,2}]},
           {inline,[{is_terminal,2}]}]},
 {version,"4.4.5"},
 {time,{2007,10,7,17,53,55}},
 {source,"/usr/lib/erlang/lib/parsetools-1.4.1.1/src/yecc.erl"}]

yecc (and almost all other modules) can be native compiled, but I don't know how to do it. I'm totally messed up by debian packaging system and don't know what dpkg-buildpackage does. It's difficult to do it with installed version because many packages need some special compiling options at least {i,"/usr/lib/erlang/lib/stdlib-1.14.5/include/"} for included .hrl files and so. I will be glad if anyone give me some advice how to make package with native compiled modules or how to recompile only modules from source package to make some workaround.