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Subject: kdelibs/kdeprint weirdness with MOC files ..
From: Thomas Leitner <tom () radar ! tu-graz ! ac ! at>
Date: 2001-03-06 22:08:49
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Hi,
I got lots of multiply defined symbols when linking the kdeprint library.
I found out that, for some unknown reason, MOC files are created twice
for some modules, namely:
k/kdelibs/kdeprint> ls *moc*
kprintcopiespage.moc kprintdialogbase.moc.lo
kprintcopiespagebase.moc kprinterpropertydialog.moc
kprintcopiespagebase.moc.cpp kprintsizecolorpage.moc
kprintcopiespagebase.moc.lo kprintsizecolorpagebase.moc
kprintdialog.moc kprintsizecolorpagebase.moc.cpp
kprintdialogbase.moc kprintsizecolorpagebase.moc.lo
kprintdialogbase.moc.cpp previewshell.moc
The files kprintcopiespagebase.moc.cpp, kprintdialogbase.moc.cpp as well
as kprintsizecolorpagebase.moc.cpp are too much here.
They have the same contents as the *.moc files and they are compiled as
well which leads to the multiply defined symbols.
This *only* happens in kdelibs/kdeprint and nowhere else in the whole
big KDE source tree so there must be something wrong in kdelibs/kdeprint.
Could someone please fix this?
Thanks // Tom
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