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I am trying to build LibreOffice for the first time, and am running into difficulties.

This is my clone command: git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core libreoffice
This is my gcc: (Debian 4.9.3-3) 4.9.3

The autogen script works fine with no modifications. When I actually attempt to make it though, I keep on running into the same error, which I could find no information on. The error is the same each time, besides where in the source it is obviously :
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*/In file included from /home/quailman/code/libreoffice/lotuswordpro/source/filter/lwpheader.hxx:75:0,// // from /home/quailman/code/libreoffice/lotuswordpro/source/filter/lwpbulletstylemgr.hxx:67,// // from /home/quailman/code/libreoffice/lotuswordpro/source/filter/lwpbulletstylemgr.cxx:61:// ///home/quailman/code/libreoffice/include/rtl/ustring.hxx:168:5: note: declared here//
//     OUString(int) = delete;//
//     ^//
///home/quailman/code/libreoffice/lotuswordpro/source/filter/lwpbulletstylemgr.cxx:119:16: error: invalid conversion from ‘const char*’ to ‘int’ [-fpermissive]//
//         return "";/

Each time it is in a function which returns a OUString, but the actual return statement is the *return "";*

If I change the return statement to *return OUString();* it seems to work, but after running into the error in three separate files(and having no familiarity with the code), I figure I must be missing something bigger. Is this a familiar problem to anyone?

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