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No I think you're right. I run into the same problem.

But it seems that Caolan accidentally inserted two debug messages. The
following patch removes them.

I don't think that constructor and destructor should always write to stderr,
but I'm a bit confused that no tinderbox failed.

Regards,
Markus

2011/5/20 Matúš Kukan <matus.kukan@gmail.com>

Hi Caolan,

I tried to build libreoffice but got error in svx.

/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx: In constructor
‘SvxShapeGroup::SvxShapeGroup(SdrObject*, SvxDrawPage*)’:
/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx:104: error:
‘stderr’ was not declared in this scope
/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx:104: error:
‘fprintf’ was not declared in this scope
/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx: In destructor
‘virtual SvxShapeGroup::~SvxShapeGroup()’:
/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx:110: error:
‘stderr’ was not declared in this scope
/home/ubuntu/git/gsoc/svx/source/unodraw/unoshap2.cxx:110: error:
‘fprintf’ was not declared in this scope

I think there is just library needed.
Maybe I could fix it but I don't know what's convention for including
and if I am right.

I am sorry if I am wrong and it's not your mistake.

All the best,

Matus
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