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recompile 17162


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That looks like code leftover from a tortoiseSVN patch.  Did you patch it manually or something?

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when you update your svn, you got conflicts, you must edit that conflict first..

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delete following line :
<<<<<<< mine
int inf2;
========

>>>>> r17165

if you did well you should just have (for all that section).
uint32 inf2;

This line that I told you to remove are added when you have a conflict on svn, (mean you locally changed a line that was change in latest svn revision, so he's asking you wich version yo choose your's or svn one ? that what is a conflict)
We solve it manually here but you could use resolve conflict and choose wich block to take to fix it to.

<<<<< mine to ====== mean that all lines between those markers are yours.
from ======== to >>>> r17165 all those line was changed on revision r17165 from the svn you foloowing

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