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hello

hello

any suggestion on what is happening here paste.debian.net/1203145

that's a lot of merges

hello

any help on whats going on here paste.debian.net/1203145

I assume the include change did not help ?

Oh, actually, you might not be the same person. So: try, near the top: #include <qprinter>

Or QPrinter. Or similar, search the include files.

printout.cpp here

#include <QPrinter>

there is

github.com/qt/qttools/blob/eae909e9…/src/linguist/linguist/printout.cpp line 31

Oh, that's in Qt actually. I missed that.

It might be picking some includes in your system tree rather than in the Qt tree. Not sure how to fix though (bar temp moving the OS Qt headres away).

Weird though, I would not expect QPrinter to only forward define.

is docker

i must check for printout.cpp elsewhere not in my folder

in /usr for example

or for other file?

sorry other headers

I'd check the contents of QPrinter, see if it acrualy defines the QPrinter class.

I expect it to, but it looks like it's not.

Can you paste printout.h actually ?

Sorry, I could have worjed that one out :D

i didnt understand sorry

So it's finding the forward declaration on 41. Can you link QPrinter ?

how?

Well, find wherever it is in the tree, and paste the likn to it like you did above.

this one github.com/qt/qtbase/blob/dev/src/printsupport/kernel/qprinter.h

Assuming that gets included by QPrinter, it looks ok. Try adding "#warning kjshfkjsf" on that file, line 62. See it it gets printed when building.

It should. If not, then possibly some ifdef makarkey going on.

will need lot of time to insert and wait for that warning

better to insert include and hope that will work

i'll insert on printout.h ?

i hope that im not misunderstood

but i dont know what exactly to add and where

i just that some code with #include will work

I don't know either :) I assume the source is supposed to build, and there's some env issue somewhere.

if i do that wanring that u said we'll understand what to do next step?

i'll do it right now

It'll show whether the compiler sees that class.

If it doesn't, that's the problem. If it does, then... it might be the wrong version somehow.

sed -i '62a #warning kjshfkjsf' qtbase/src/printsupport/kernel/qprinter.h

is enough?

or to be sure sed -n '62p' qtbase/src/printsupport/kernel/qprinter.h

warning ddint appear anywhere

compile stops with same error

did i add right paste.debian.net/1203197

most probable compiler dont c that class

what to do

moneromooo what do u think