I ported my project in the way recommended by using Kdevelop for KDE3 to make 
a new project and then replaced the source directory with my own. I got the 
project to compile (quite easy :-)) but it segfaulted in the KApplication 
constructor! Checking back I noticed that "/usr/lib/qt/lib" was in the -L 
library list and an ldd confirmed the wrong modules were loaded. I checked 
the level 2 makefiles and, sure enough, a "-lqt"  was specified. I searched 
the directory and removed every instance of "-lqt" including one in the 
.kdevprj file, I renamed "/usr/lib/qt/lib" and removed it from ld.so.conf and 
did an ldconfig for good measure. Now when I run make I always get the "-lqt 
not found" message. Where is this coming from? The second level makefiles 
specify the new qt3 library "-lqt-mt". I have also run autoconf and automake 
and configure and the config.log shows the new Qt3/KDE3 environment is being 
found. Any ideas, anyone?
TIA
-Robin.
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