Hi all,
Michael Stahl schrieb:
Eike Rathke wrote:
Hi Regina,
On Sunday, 2009-07-26 21:15:15 +0200, Regina Henschel wrote:
dbgoutsw.cxx
c:/odff06debug/solver/300/wntmsci12.pro/bin/makedepend
@C:/cygwin/tmp/mkosWuQI > ../../../wntmsci12.pro/misc/s_drviewsa.dpcc
c:/odff06debug/sw/source/core/doc/dbgoutsw.cxx(998) : error C2375:
'dbg_out' : redefinition; different linkage
c:\odff06debug\sw\inc\dbgoutsw.hxx(121) : see declaration of
'dbg_out'
c:/odff06debug/sw/source/core/doc/dbgoutsw.cxx(1024) : error C2375:
'dbg_out' : redefinition; different linkage
c:\odff06debug\sw\inc\dbgoutsw.hxx(122) : see declaration of
'dbg_out'
dmake: Error code 2, while making '../../../wntmsci12.pro/slo/dbgoutsw.obj'
Maybe someone from the writer team knows these.
the ever broken dbgout stuff...
it seems the offending functions are marked with SW_DLLPUBLIC in the cxx
file, but not in the header, which causes the error above.
either remove SW_DLLPUBLIC from the function definitions in the cxx file,
or put the SW_DLLPUBLIC in the header where the functions are declared;
one of these should work :)
(i hope some windows-using developer has already fixed that in some cws
somewhere...)
I have added SW_DLLPUBLIC in dbgoutsw.hxx.
Then I have build it with --enable-dbgutil and left out --enable-debug
as Eike told me. That build finished. I installed it and started it.
Next step I did (analog to Eike's mail)
cd sw
build killobj
build debug=true
and copied the dll-files to Basis\program.
I started OOo again, used a new text document and pressed DT F3 to
insert a dummy text. I got a "Debug Output" window with "Error:
Assertion failed".
FILE: ../sw/source/core/doc/docnum.cxx at line 2862
ERROR: "<SwDoc::createListForListStyle(..)> - a list for the provided
list style name already exists. Serious defect -> please inform OD."
Did I make a mistake or is there an error which I should report in
Issuetracker?
kind regards
Regina
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