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; [[Development/Architecture/Binary Compatibility Issues With C++|Binary Compatibility Issues With C++]] ([http://developer.kde.org/documentation/other/binarycompatibility.html Original]) | ; [[Development/Architecture/Binary Compatibility Issues With C++|Binary Compatibility Issues With C++]] ([http://developer.kde.org/documentation/other/binarycompatibility.html Original]) | ||
: A quick overview of issues with binary compatibility with C++. Keep this in mind while altering the API of kdelibs. | : A quick overview of issues with binary compatibility with C++. Keep this in mind while altering the API of kdelibs. | ||
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The following pages contain documentation about KDE's design and architecture in detail. They do not replace other documentation like API documentation, tutorials/howtos and standards, see the development portal for further information.
For a better understanding it might help to be familiar with Trolltech's™ excellent Qt 3.3 or Qt 4.2 documentation and their Developer Pages.
More information about a KDE installation itself is available in the dedicated section for system administrators.