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Date:	Mon, 13 Jul 1998 23:41:00 +0200
From:	Marc Lehmann <pcg AT goof DOT com>
To:	Thorsten Geisbe <geisbe00 AT muenster DOT de>,
	Jordan Greenberg <jordan AT internetsoftware DOT com>
Cc:	beastium-list AT Desk DOT nl
Subject:	Re: Questions with pgcc and qt/kde
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	Jordan Greenberg <jordan AT internetsoftware DOT com>,
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> >
> > problems with compiling kde applictions.  More specifically, when
> > trying to use the qt libraries during compilation, make spits out a
> > bunch of errors (sorry, but I can't reproduce them at the moment - not
> > running pgcc yet) and dies.  Yes, I have tried using qt rpms as well as
> > recompiling it from source to no avail.  Has anyone else had these
> > problems and is there a solution?  Thanks

there are (apart from the reason Thorsten gave) some more issues:

* c++ exception handling and rtti is implemented in pgcc/egcs/gcc-2.8,
  which makes libraries incompatible with new code. you better compile
  your own qt lib (which works, I've done it ;)
* most kde code (at least when I checked last) is not proper c++,
  but in the g++-2.7.2 dialect. The only answer I got from the
  kde people when I sent a patch was "fix your broken compiler
  and don't bother us again", so I don't care the slighest bit for kde
  anymore.
* I heard the kde people got sane lately and tried to fix their code,
  but I never tried myself.

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