[MAJOR BUG] g++ 2.95.x generates invalid code for KDE 3.3.0

[Thiago Macieira]

Matthias Kretz wrote:
>Why can't you call the setBlocking at the end of construction (like I
> showed for the testcase you made?). I don't think you should introduce a
> behaviour change, especially not for gcc3 users. If it is really not
> avoidable, then do it in #ifdefs for gcc2 only.

Because it has to be called from the most derived class constructor *only*, 
or after it has finished (i.e., by the user).

If I move the code to KBufferedSocket, then KBufferedSocket cannot be 
further derived. I believe there's code doing that, so it's not a fix.

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