Re: Can someone confirm?
Leon Pollak <[email protected]> Mon, 6 Apr 2020 17:17:46 +0300
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Thanks, René. There is one symlink to the source file in the project of 88 files. And it always existed. Nevertheless, I replaced it and rebuilt everything - no change. No other symlinks somewhere in the project tree. On 06/04/2020 16:56, René J.V. Bertin wrote: On Monday April 06 2020 16:29:25 Leon Pollak wrote: Although I am not sure what did you mean, I checked the CMakeLists.txt and replaced all references to directories which had "./" to absolute path - this didn't help. Probably because what i see in the error message is not influenced by my changes: ../../src/Units/UNIT_IDE.cpp:146:57: error: ‘mc’ was not declared in this scope Are there any symlinks involved here, i.e. have created the KDevelop project using a symlink to the actual source and/or build directories, or do you start KDevelop in a directory that's a symlink to another one? (Depending on your shell, if on linux you chdir into a directory that's actually a symlink to another one, the cwd can be that symlinked name instead of the actual location, and that can of course mess up relative paths big time.) R. -- Dr.Leon M.Pollak Director PLR Information Systems Ltd. Tel.:+972-93731061 | POB 8130, Giborei Israel 5a, Poleg Ind. Zone, Fax.:+972-98657621 | Netanya, 42504, Israel. Mob.:+972-544739246 | WWW: www.plris.com