On Mon, 2010-10-25 at 15:52 +0100, Michael Meeks wrote:
I just got this:
Compiling: oox/source/ppt/timenodelistcontext.cxx
Making: ppt.lib
Compiling: oox/source/ppt/dgmimport.cxx
In file included from
/data/opt/OpenOffice/HEAD/build/libreoffice-3.2.99.2/oox/source/ppt/dgmimport.cxx:31:0:
./../inc/oox/ppt/dgmimport.hxx:63:52: error: conflicting return type specified for 'virtual
oox::drawingml::chart::ChartConverter* oox::ppt::QuickDiagrammingImport::getChartConverter()'
./../inc/oox/core/xmlfilterbase.hxx:92:54: error: overriding 'virtual
oox::drawingml::chart::ChartConverter& oox::core::XmlFilterBase::getChartConverter()'
/data/opt/OpenOffice/HEAD/build/libreoffice-3.2.99.2/oox/source/ppt/dgmimport.cxx: In member
function 'virtual bool oox::ppt::QuickDiagrammingImport::importDocument()':
/data/opt/OpenOffice/HEAD/build/libreoffice-3.2.99.2/oox/source/ppt/dgmimport.cxx:77:61: error:
'getParentShape' was not declared in this scope
/data/opt/OpenOffice/HEAD/build/libreoffice-3.2.99.2/oox/source/ppt/dgmimport.cxx:81:5: error:
'loadDiagram' is not a member of 'oox::drawingml'
The 'solution' was to remove the oox build directory.
Clearly, we need some better dependency tracking somewhere here ...
The dgmimport.cxx and matching .hxx were introduced with an earlier
commit, and removed later. Because the sources are rsynced over to the
build dir, the .cxx file remained in the build dir, I suspect that's the
trigger for this, but unsure as to why exactly. Adding a random .cxx to
the dir doesn't make dmake attempt to compile it. *shrug*
C.
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