Thanks for the hint! I previously had all the mysql stuff (lib, include, bin) in /usr/local/libmysql, and respectively added those paths as include and library search path to ./configure.
Now I moved the files to /usr/local/include (etc.), and the compilation seems to continue at the point where it stopped previously. So it really seems to be a clash between include files of WebKit and the SQL driver. Any ideas how to best file a report for this? Thanks! 2009/11/30 Richard <[email protected]> > Looks releated to an issue recently posted on Qt-interest: > > ------------------------ > > On Nov 26, 2009, at 2:54 PM, Neville Dastur wrote: > > After many fruitless hours of googling (using the wrong search terms, > apparently) and about half a dozen two-hour-long failed rebuilds of Qt, I > finally discovered the problem with building webkit had to do with the MySQL > include files - specifically, MySQL has a plugin.h that conflicts with > WebKits plugin.h - when building, it includes the wrong one. I removed the > plugin.h file from the mysql include path, and the build was happy, at least > for release (debug build failed when it ran out of memory). Probably a > better approach would have been to edit the WebKit make files to remove the > MySQL include line, as WebKit doesn't need mysql. So I now have webkit > working, and it displays the help file properly. > > -Richard > > -- Best regards, Bastian Bense
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