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060703 Richard Fish wrote: |
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> On 7/3/06, Philip Webb <purslow@×××××××××.ca> wrote: |
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>> FEATURES=" ... confcache ... " |
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> confcache has also been known to cause strange problems |
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> and in fact is currently package.mask'ed. |
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Yes, as I now notice: it was "testing" when I set it up a few days ago. |
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Thanks (and to the other 2 respondents) for pointing this out. |
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>> I still don't know what "moc" means: can you/anyone explain ? |
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> I forget what the acronym means (meta-object compiler?), |
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> but it is how Qt and thus KDE apps convert their user interface files |
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> into .h and .cpp sources. The idea is that moc is run against a .ui file, |
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> which generates corresponding .h and .cpp sources, |
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> which are then compiled with gcc. Thus in a parallel make, |
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> another thread could try to use the .h and .cpp files generated by moc |
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> before moc has finished with them, |
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> leading to missing files or undefined type errors. |
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Thanks for this partial enlightenment: I will file it away. |
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So having dropped Confcache, I'll try the whole exercise again. |
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