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source/instruction.cpp and source/val/Instruction.cpp conflict in external build config #451
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Ouch. There's a similar warning on my OSX build, but I've never seen a functional problem. We should fix this. I just took a look. source/instruction.cpp is fairly trivial. We can get rid of it by moving its single-line function body into the header with explicit inlining. Thanks for raising this issue. |
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Avoids linker problems on Windows and OSX with duplicate object file names. Avoids collision with source/opt/instruction.cpp Fixes KhronosGroup#451
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Thanks a lot for fixing this David! |
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On Windows, instruction and Instruction evaluate to the same filename, so the visual studio linker in my custom build outputs the warning:
1>D:\angle\build\Debug_x64\obj\spirv_tools\Instruction.obj : warning LNK4042: object specified more than once; extras ignored
This forces the latest compiled "instruction" file to be linked, which can produce link errors.
My solution is to rename one or both of the files, but I wasn't sure on the preferred naming scheme. Can someone fix this, or tell me what a good preferred name is? Would be much appreciated, I know it doesn't affect all configs, but would make my life easier.
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