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Package: kdebase
Version: 1.9

Even though it is only a prototype, the Compaq C++ requires that you
keep the argument names unique. G++ is more lax about this. THe
following prototype has two arguments named "s1".


./kdebase/kdesu/kdesud/handler.h.orig
38c38
<     QCString makeKey(int namspace, QCString s1, QCString s1=0,
QCString s3=0);
---
>     QCString makeKey(int namspace, QCString s1, QCString s2=0,
QCString s3=0);