Hi, Mr Schönheit

I hope  you don't mind that  i call you "Frank", :)This may be  bold, I just 
think this make me feel cordial. Thanks.

The link-error is still unresolved.I had try some modifications,but  it is 
still unresolved. I think maybe  it is about file order.
I have no idea now.

Thanks&Best Regards.
duyunfen

> Hello Du Yunfen,
> 
>> It's still a building error of m226.;(
>> Who can give me some help,please? I'll be very grateful!
>> ...
>> **************************************************
>> ERROR: ERROR: Could not register all components for file services.rdb 
>> (gid_Starr
>> egistry_Services_Rdb)!
>> in function: create_services_rdb
>> **************************************************
> 
> This usually means you have a library which a) implements one or more
> UNO services (which are to be written into the services.rdb at this
> point) and b) cannot be loaded.
> 
> a) is true for nearly all libraries today. b) usually means you have
> some incompatibilities in your build, that is, the code in one library
> has been changed incompatibly without dependent library being
> re-compiled/re-linked.
> 
> In a usual OpenOffice.org environment, this should be difficult to do
> :), since a "build --all" in instsetoo_native should re-build the
> complete source tree as necessary.
> 
>> **************************************************
>> ERROR: Saved logfile: 
>> j:/src680_m226/instsetoo_native/wntmsci10.pro/OpenOffice/m
>> si/logging/en-US/log_SRC680_en-US.log
>> **************************************************
> 
> This log file is able to tell you which libraries could not be loaded.
> Look into the file, and find the lines saying "error: could not register
> ..." (or something like this). For the libraries named there, find out
> which modules they are built in. Re-build those modules. In a first
> attempt, try a simple "build" in the module, followed by a "deliver". If
> this doesn't change anything, re-build the module completely.
> 
> Alternatively you can use a smaller cudgel: For the affected libraries,
> do a "depends <libary>" (depends.exe is a tool from the Platform SDK, it
> should be in your build environment). It will open a UI which allows you
> to analyze in detail which are the unresolved external identifiers in
> this library. This can (once you get used to read this information) give
> you an idea where the incompatibility comes from.
> 
> Ciao
> Frank
> 
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