oh sorry someone at the top of the post mentioned 0.17

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I'm guessing that you're either missing a symlink to the appropriate directory or a -I option in you compile commands. How are you Unix skills? Here is a rough recipe on how to solve problems like that from my days as porting pro.

- Find the files involved. There may be multiple versions so make sure you find all of them and determine which are the correct ones. Looking at my R5A12 system (sorry, it's the only version I have on hand) I see a bunch of symlinks in /usr/include mostly for X11 and GL, with smaller numbers fro PNG annd KDE.

- Examine the command line printed by make to see what -I options are included and in what order. You may need to fix the [Mm]akefile too (usually a CFLAGS or INCLUDES variable) so that the location of the correct versions of the files are found first.

- Often the problem is in files included from other files or order of includes.

Follow-up: Thanks to the suggestions given here, I finally got mythbackend to compile.

I had to go into several Makefiles and change the end of the INCPATH line from -I$(QTDIR)/include to -I$(QTDIR).

Then, I had to set up a symlink as follows:

# ls -la /usr/include/qt3/bin/moc
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 May 13 11:46 /usr/include/qt3/bin/moc -> /usr/bin/moc-qt3

...and it worked! No more rebooting to reclaim deleted space.

Thanks to all for the help.

-Russ