kdelibs and gcc 3.2.2 compile fails

[Mnemia]

Ok, I still haven't managed to successfully install KDE 3.1 on my system thanks to this problem so I thought I'd pipe up. I saw one other post with the exact same problem in response to another thread but no one had an answer for him so I decided to make a seperate topic for it.
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=40428&highlight=kdelibs
My problem is identical to lebox's error in that thread.

Compilation of kdelibs works fine all through the configure and compile phases but fails when attempting to link apparently. I'm not sure that the causes of my problem are the same as everyone elses' issues with gcc-config and 3.2.1+ though because I don't have any problems with linking any other programs that I've found so far. It seems to be isolated to kdelibs from what I can tell. C++ programs I've written myself link just fine and are definitely using gcc 3.2.2 to compile. I have no problems with my system finding the correct path to the compiler since it works fine in root/nonroot environments. However, it appears that the kdelibs ebuild is attempting to link with a libstdc++.so file from the gcc 3.2.1 profile and is not finding it since I no longer have that installed since upgrading to 3.2.2. And yes, I've run gcc-config 1.3.1 correctly and as far as I can tell it updated all the config files it was supposed to. Running env-update, source /etc/profile has no effect, and neither does a reboot. I've tried ldconfig, and about everything else I can think of and that I've seen suggested in other threads with similar issues to no avail. Those people all seem to be having path issues of some kind whereas in my case it appears that the kdelibs ebuild is refusing to look for its library in the gcc-3.2 profile which is symlinked to 3.2.2 (which does have all the necessary .so files). It instead tries to link to the 3.2.1 one.

I'm pretty baffled here: could this be an issue with prelink or something? Suggestions?

[Yeric]

have you got -alsa in your USE flags ?

if not put it in and then retry, I had a problem with kde 3.1 with gcc 3.22

but I emerge alsa first

then emerged kde but I suspect the - alsa should solve the problem, if not emerge alsa first, if you dont want it just unmerge it after kde is installed

Hope this helps

[Mnemia]

Well, I tried compiling it again with -alsa in my USE flags, and it died the exact same way. I'm reluctant to try the approach of emerging alsa first since I have to wait for basically all of kdelibs to recompile every single time this happens. Was your problem with kdelibs identical to the one I'm seeing?

Here is a clipping of the error I'm seeing:

[Mnemia]

OK, I found some other threads about this problem that I somehow missed in my first session of searching. Sorry for the dup; please send this thread where it belongs.

[Yeric]