Description of problem: qt2 libary is built against gcc 2.96, which means that it is not made with the supplied compiler that is gcc 3.2 - thus the libary is incompatible due to the changed c++ name mangling between those two compiler versions. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): qt2, gcc 2.96 & gcc 3.2 How reproducible: compile a qt based cpp program against qt2 library. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: massive list of unresolved symbols on linking stage Expected results: program should link against the provided librarys. the librarys are considered to be an "alien" to the system. Additional info: i assmue this is caused by a broken SRPM that nobody has noticed until now. i do suggest those symlink sheme for /usr/lib location qt2 -> qt2-gcc3.2 qt2-gcc3.2 -> qt-<qt2-version>-gcc3.2 qt-<qt2-version>-gcc3.2 qt3 -> qt3-gcc3.2 qt3-gcc3.2 -> qt-<qt3-version>-gcc3.2 qt-<qt3-version>-gcc3.2 and a similar sheme for any gcc 2.96 compiled libraries. (in an environment with multiple compilers it is highly important to have a smoothly ordered system of qt-libs.)
Hmm, qt2 is just a compat library, which is needed to run old qt applications from 7.3. You have to use qt 3 if you want to build your qt applications with gcc3.2