Failing on Running KDevelop

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Now that I've got KDevelop compiled, I decided to run it. KDevelop fails 
immediately with the following error:

kdevelop: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/kde3/libkdevfilecreate.so: undefined 
symbol: _ZN17ConfigWidgetProxy23createProjectConfigPageERK7QStringj

Given that all my library settings are set fine, I'm just wondering why 
KDevelop feels the need to go off and find an out of date library in my 
vanilla KDE install. Yes I know I could take the path out, but should it be 
necessary considering that I do have other software on my system?

Taking the path to this directory out solves this, but then I get multiple 
similar errors with other libraries. Removing these solved it, but I had to 
remove a subversion so, a cvsservice so and a libkdevdoctreeview so before it 
would run. Interestingly, the old KDevelop 3.0 that installed these libraries 
still seemed to work fine without them!

I think it might be useful to identify these stale libraries, as there are 
those of us that still have older stable KDEs and KDevelops, and older stalle 
libraries are causing problems for newer installs.

Cheers,

David
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