Hi Dalibor, thanks for your reply! Let's see...
Dalibor Topic wrote:
I'd assume that you're compiling against one version of qt and running against another. Could you check what version of qt gets picked up in the ./configure process and verify it's the one you're trying do link against at runtime?
benja@joy:~/kaffe$ ./configure --with-awt=qt --with-qtdir=/usr/share/qt [...] checking QTDIR... /usr/share/qt checking Qt version... 311 (3) [...] checking if Qt is static... no checking if Qt is multithreaded... no checking if Qt is embedded... no checking QT_CXXFLAGS... -I/usr/share/qt/include checking QT_LDADD... -L/usr/share/qt/lib -lqt [...] Looks allright. /usr/share/qt/lib is what I link against at runtime. > Also, check that the appropriate
'moc -v' and '/usr/share/qt/bin/moc -v' agree that they are 'Qt Meta Object Compiler version 26 (Qt 3.1.1)'.moc gets picked up for your Qt version.
> Sometimes
Hm, I have both of libqt3 and libqt3 installed (which is not to say that I don't have a qt2 installed somewhere, but I don't think I have-- if you can think of a good test, tell me).distributors split qt into a devel package and a library package, so if you had a Qt2 devel package and a Qt 3 runtime installed, then you'd get the kind of problems you're getting ;)
Doesn't look like it's a Qt version problem. :( Any other ideas?
Thanks again,
- Benja
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