Resolve symbol collision causing crashes on Linux#5
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husker-dev merged 4 commits intohusker-dev:mainfrom Jan 10, 2026
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Resolve symbol collision causing crashes on Linux#5husker-dev merged 4 commits intohusker-dev:mainfrom
husker-dev merged 4 commits intohusker-dev:mainfrom
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It looks better :) |
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I think we have big time zone differences, so for me tomorrow is in about 8 hours :) |
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No worries, I'm in no rush. It's better to double-check the code carefully, otherwise it won't turn out very well. As for GitHub Actions, some api tokens can become outdated there, which seems to be the most common thing that breaks |
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@Lorg0n |
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Сlosed the previous PR because I got confused about what I was testing, what wasn't there, and generally created it incorrectly from the main branch.
This PR fixes a critical SIGSEGV crash on Linux. The issue was caused by a symbol collision where global pointer variables shared the exact same names as system OpenGL functions (e.g., glGetIntegerv). The Linux dynamic linker would resolve to our variable instead of the real function, causing a crash.