> ok the headers are in /usr/include/qt4 how does it look exactly are 
> there any header files or only the following sub directories?
> 
> ActiveQt
> Qt
> Qt3Support
> QtAssistant
> QtCore
> QtDesigner
> QtGui
> QtNetwork
> QtOpenGL
> QtTest
> QtUiTools
> QtXml

yes, i have this layout:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/include/qt4 $ ls
Qt          QtAssistant  QtDesigner  QtNetwork  QtSql  QtTest     QtXml
Qt3Support  QtCore       QtGui       QtOpenGL   QtSvg  QtUiTools

i just compared the gcc errors to the source files and it seems that these 
additional subdirs cause much of the trouble... i tried to prepend Qt/ etc to 
some #include <...> statements it it seems to help. but i suppose, this problem 
is better solved by adding the right paths to the makefiles.

> I could add a easy workaround if the <path>/include or <path>/lib 
> doesn't exist it just adds /usr/include/qt4 and /usr/lib/qt4
> Is there also a qt3 installation on your machine how does it look like 
> is it similiar to qt4?

no, the qt3 installation is completely under /usr/qt/3:

icarium ~ # cd /usr/qt/3/
icarium 3 # ls
bin  etc  include  lib  lib64  mkspecs  plugins  tools  translations

cheers,
simon

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