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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: problem with linking
From:       Antonio Larrosa <antlarr () arrakis ! es>
Date:       1999-10-01 23:25:33
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Reginald Stadlbauer wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Antonio Larrosa wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >When linking an application I get:
> >
> >/opt/kde2/lib/libkdeui.so: warning: multiple common of `QStrList
> >type_info node'
> >dosruntimesect.o: warning: previous common is here
> >/opt/kde2/lib/libkdeui.so: warning: multiple common of `QList<char>
> >type_info node'
> >dosruntimesect.o: warning: previous common is here
> >/opt/kde2/lib/libkdecore.so: warning: multiple common of `QStrList
> >type_info node'
> >dosruntimesect.o: warning: previous common is here
> >/opt/kde2/lib/libkdecore.so: warning: multiple common of `QList<char>
> >type_info node'
> >dosruntimesect.o: warning: previous common is here
> >/usr/lib/qt2/lib/libqt.so: warning: multiple common of `QStrList
> >type_info node'
> >dosruntimesect.o: warning: previous common is here
> >
> >and many more like those. Anyway, they are just warnings, but (I think)
> >due to that,  my binary is not a binary but a shell script (as that bug
> >that happened some time ago). Could someone tell me how it was fixed ?
> >Btw, what does that warning mean ? (what does "common" mean in that
> >sentence ?)
> >
> >Btw, I've used the autoconf files from kdesdk/kexample and kdebase with
> >the same result (I was porting the app from the KDE 1.x libs, so my
> >first thought was that I broke the configure, but it doesn't
> >seems so :-) )
> 
> Looks like you use SuSE :-)) At least I always get the on SuSE systems if I do

Yep, I'm a new happy SuSE user since a few days ago :-)

> not compile egcs myself. But itīs harmless.
> 

Ok. I'll try Dirk's fix, but still, I wonder what does that warning
meant.

Greetings,

Antonio.

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