Hi, problem compiling

[Adida Yoan]

Hi,

i am trying to compile kdevelop for FreeBSD but it doesn't work at all because
in classparser
/usr/local/qt/include/qdict.h: In method `void QDictT<CParsedStruct>::deleteItem(void *)': 
In file included from ParsedClassContainer.h:22,
                 from ParsedScopeContainer.h:22,
                 from ClassStore.h:21,
                 from ClassParser.h:27,
                 from ClassParser.cc:24:
/usr/local/qt/include/qdict.h:136: invalid use of undefined type `struct CParsedStruct'
/usr/local/qt/include/qlist.h: In method `void QListT<CParsedStruct>::deleteItem(void *)':
/usr/local/qt/include/qlist.h:177: invalid use of undefined type `struct CParsedStruct'
/usr/local/qt/include/qdict.h: In method `void QDictT<CParsedClass>::deleteItem(void *)':
In file included from ParsedScopeContainer.h:22,
                 from ClassStore.h:21,
                 from ClassParser.h:27,
                 from ClassParser.cc:24:
/usr/local/qt/include/qdict.h:136: invalid use of undefined type `struct CParsedClass'
/usr/local/qt/include/qlist.h: In method `void QListT<CParsedClass>::deleteItem(void *)':
/usr/local/qt/include/qlist.h:177: invalid use of undefined type `struct CParsedClass'
gmake: *** [ClassParser.o] Error 1

and it is exactly the same when i am trying to compile a project using kdevelop.
so if you could explain a work around or just send me the e-mail of the guy who
made the binary 1.0beta4 available for FreeBSD.


By the way i have a wish, it is a small one:
As the list of all functions is available, it would be great and very little
time consuming to create "on the fly" before the compilation a header file
which contains all functions declarations so that you never have a message:
main.cpp:30: warning: implicit declaration of function `int foo(...)'
This wish is of very very little importance, as one should allways make that
type of file by yourself. But it would help and speed a little the programming
process.

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Adida Yoan
Je possède ce don d'observation appelé cynisme par ceux qui en sont dépourvus. 
Georges Bernard Shaw