[Libreoffice] build fails in extension module

Hi all,

This morning build (master on ubuntu 10.04 x86_64) fails in extensions
module.
This error comes after a fresh build following the same error on a
standard build.

First error messages:

>   internal build errors:
>
> ERROR: error 65280 occurred while making /home/jbf/LibO/master/tail_build/prj
> ERROR: error 65280 occurred while making /home/jbf/LibO/master/extensions/source/plugin/base
>
>  it seems you are using a threaded build, which means that the
>  actual compile error is probably hidden far above, and could be
>  inside any of these other modules:
>      tail_build
>  please re-run build inside each one to isolate the problem.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> /bin/bash
> cd /home/jbf/LibO/master
> source ./Env.Host.sh
> cd extensions
> rm -Rf /home/jbf/LibO/master/extensions/unxlngx6.pro # optional module 'clean'
> build

I did what the message said to do and got error messages on extensions
module:

> Making:    all_plbase.dpslo
> Compiling: extensions/source/plugin/base/plctrl.cxx
> Compiling: extensions/source/plugin/base/service.cxx
> In file included from ../inc/plugin/unx/sysplug.hxx:35,
>                  from ../inc/plugin/impl.hxx:82,
>                  from /home/jbf/LibO/master/extensions/source/plugin/base/service.cxx:47:
> ../inc/plugin/plcom.hxx:62: error: 'uint16' has not been declared
> ../inc/plugin/plcom.hxx:62: error: 'int16' has not been declared
> ../inc/plugin/plcom.hxx:67: error: 'uint16' has not been declared
> In file included from ../inc/plugin/impl.hxx:82,
>                  from /home/jbf/LibO/master/extensions/source/plugin/base/service.cxx:47:
> ../inc/plugin/unx/sysplug.hxx:59: error: 'uint16' has not been declared
> ../inc/plugin/unx/sysplug.hxx:59: error: 'int16' has not been declared
> ../inc/plugin/unx/sysplug.hxx:63: error: 'uint16' has not been declared
> dmake:  Error code 1, while making '../../../unxlngx6.pro/slo/service.obj'


Best regards.
JBF
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