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Wednesday, September 21st 2005, 6:06pm

new, empty project will not link (KDev 2.1)

My first post; please forgive any stupidity.

I have KDevelop 2.1 from Yellow Dog 3 on a Mac 3400 PowerBook.

I want to build a KDE application.

The online KDevelop tutorial says open KDevelop and select "New..." from the Project menu. I select Normal type project and go through some option selection, including naming the project kScribble. Then templates are copied to my directory and the project is created. I select Make and there is a lengthy initial make that fails, apparently in the link phase. Subsequent makes are much shorter and fail identically:

/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lart_lgpl_2
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

I don't even understand that message. It's not a lib-not-found one, and what it says it cannot find looks like a command-line option, which incidentally is not on the g++ line generated by the make.

Does anyone have a clue?