On Sat, 22 Aug 2009, jbu <[email protected]> wrote :
Sorry, problem "solved". Not sure what the problem was, but the exact same code (I think) works now.
In my experience, problems like that are often caused by a broken build system. If your dependencies are not handled just right you could have two bits of code expecting different memory layouts for the class you modified. A clean build from scratch will usually correct it.
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