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Doesn't work :-(
by fura on Monday 30/Apr/2001, @23:30

I get following compilation errors in khtml/dom:

In file included from libkhtmldom_la.all_cpp.cpp:4:
html_inline.cpp: In method `void DOM::HTMLAnchorElement::blur()':
html_inline.cpp:204: no matching function for call to `DOM::DocumentImpl::focusN
ode ()'
html_inline.cpp:205: no matching function for call to `DOM::DocumentImpl::setFoc
usNode (int)'
html_inline.cpp: In method `void DOM::HTMLAnchorElement::focus()':
html_inline.cpp:211: no matching function for call to `DOM::DocumentImpl::setFoc
usNode (DOM::ElementImpl *&)'
In file included from libkhtmldom_la.all_cpp.cpp:7:
html_document.cpp: In method `DOM::HTMLDocument::HTMLDocument()':
html_document.cpp:42: cannot allocate an object of type `DOM::HTMLDocumentImpl'
html_document.cpp:42: since the following virtual functions are abstract:
../../khtml/xml/dom_nodeimpl.h:110: class DOM::NodeImpl * DOM::NodeImpl::clo
neNode(bool, int &)
html_document.cpp: In method `DOM::HTMLDocument::HTMLDocument(KHTMLView *)':
html_document.cpp:50: cannot allocate an object of type `DOM::HTMLDocumentImpl'
html_document.cpp:50: since type `DOM::HTMLDocumentImpl' has abstract virtual
functions
In file included from libkhtmldom_la.all_cpp.cpp:16:
dom_doc.cpp: In method `DOM::Document::Document()':
dom_doc.cpp:91: cannot allocate an object of type `DOM::DocumentImpl'
dom_doc.cpp:91: since the following virtual functions are abstract:
../../khtml/xml/dom_nodeimpl.h:110: class DOM::NodeImpl * DOM::NodeImpl::clo
neNode(bool, int &)
dom_doc.cpp: In method `DOM::Document::Document(bool)':
dom_doc.cpp:100: cannot allocate an object of type `DOM::DocumentImpl'
dom_doc.cpp:100: since type `DOM::DocumentImpl' has abstract virtual functions

and so on.
I'm using gcc version 2.95.2 on FreeBSD 4.1.1.

Is it a known problem ?

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Re: Doesn't work :-(
by Theo van Klaveren on Tuesday 01/May/2001, @04:09

This looks like --enable-final breakage. Remove it from the configure arguments, and try again.

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