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Update file paths to proper slashing - not windows slashes #73

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nhurde opened this issue Mar 23, 2023 · 3 comments
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Update file paths to proper slashing - not windows slashes #73

nhurde opened this issue Mar 23, 2023 · 3 comments
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nhurde commented Mar 23, 2023

high on tantor via discord:
I instantly got errors because you are using windows-isms like backsplashes in file paths which dont work in Mac, Linux, and other unix-likes such as FreeBSD.

Although most file paths are unix-based, some windows slashes were able to make it into the code repo.

Update so file paths work fine on all devices.

@nhurde nhurde added this to the Spring 2023 milestone Mar 23, 2023
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note only one file was like this, the other errors were related to me attempting to compile with clang, but building with gcc worked fine after that one change iirc. :) I'll check what file that was now.

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nhurde commented Mar 23, 2023

Not super familiar with clang, so that will be an issue in itself lol.

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time-killer-games commented Mar 23, 2023

Clang is not really a compiler you need to support honestly, but you like permissive licenses from how I've heard you talk. GCC is GPL with a linking exception for the binaries you build with it, where as LLVM Clang is fully permissive, even the compiler itself, not just the things you build with it.

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