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On 24.02.2016 15:47, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
On 02/24/2016 07:59 AM, Pranav Ganorkar wrote:
While building on 64-bit Archlinux, the build fails with:

/mnt/D-Drive/LibreOffice/libreoffice/workdir/CxxObject/desktop/source/migration/services/oo3extensionmigration.o:
In function
`migration::OO3ExtensionMigration::scanDescriptionXml(rtl::OUString
const&)':
oo3extensionmigration.cxx:(.text+0x1031): undefined reference to
`utl::SearchParam::SearchParam(rtl::OUString const&,
utl::SearchParam::SearchType, bool, bool, bool)'
oo3extensionmigration.cxx:(.text+0x1151): undefined reference to
`utl::SearchParam::SearchParam(rtl::OUString const&,
utl::SearchParam::SearchType, bool, bool, bool)'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
/mnt/D-Drive/LibreOffice/libreoffice/desktop/Library_migrationoo3.mk:10:
recipe for target

That SearchParam ctor got a couple more parameters recently 
(1f3357013ba1f319a3bcddf4c9a658c46e8c0390), so 
desktop/source/migration/services/oo3extensionmigration.o should have 
gotten recompiled before re-linking Library/libmigrationoo3lo.so. 
Something is broken with your dependencies.

Pranav, i didn't spot it the first time but in an earlier mail you wrote
that you use --disable-dependency-tracking - this is basically shooting
yourself in the foot, i suggest you remove that and do a "make clean" to
remove the damage (where did you get the idea to use it btw? i hope all
mentions of it on the TDF wiki have been eliminated?)



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