Bug+fix in compilation snapshot 7/8/99

[Massimo Morin]

Hi,
I try to compile the latest snapshot (7/8/99) and I had 2 errors:
1) the METASOURCES and the ccwvirtualmethodview.cpp problems pointed out
previously are still there.
As  Jacek Wojdel <wojdel at kbs.twi.tudelft.nl> said:
> The problem occurs when running perl am_edit and it is triggered by
> the fact that in a lot of Makefile.am-s the line:
> <whatever>_METASOURCES = USE_AUTOMOC
> appears twice (in hand edited section and in KDevelop generated section). This
> should be of course corrected in CVS, but you can do it also manually for your
> copy by simply removing one of the occurances.
> Moreover the latest snapshot contains a typo in kdevelop/classwizard/Makefile.am
> in the line defining sources for classwizard library it lists 
> ccwvirtualmethodviewc.cpp instead of ccwvirtualmethodview.cpp.
2) there is a conflict between 
 kdevelop/kdevelop/kdlgedit/item_base.cpp
 kdevelop/kdevelop/kdlgedit/kdlgitembase.cpp
It seems the first is no longer necessary because it has been
"substituted" by the second. Unfortunatly the makefile is not updated,
so we have to remove all the occurance of item_base.cpp from it.

Afther this everything compiles fine!

Cheers
			Massimo

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