The include files

[oscar-broman]

For some reason, even if I move pawncc and libpawnc.so to /usr/bin and /usr/lib, it includes include/default.inc.
It started failing because print and printf were already defined, and it took a while until I found where they came from.

Are the default include files really needed?

[Zeex]

You mean it includes the default.inc from the source tree?

[oscar-broman]

Yeah.

[Zeex]

Strange, that never happened to me. Is it in your include path?

[oscar-broman]

I just cloned the repo into /home/user/pawn then compiled it and copied it into /usr.

After that, I made a directory called /home/user/test and put the following in test.pwn:

native print(const str[]);

main() {
    print("test");
}

If I try to compile:

hostname% pawncc test.pwn
Pawn compiler 3.2.3664.samp.6b3c30a         Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase

test.pwn(1) : error 021: symbol already defined: "print"
test.pwn(1) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype

2 Errors.

[Zeex]

OK, I get it, it's because you're generating cmake files in the source tree (I usually create a build directory and run cmake from there). Though I'm not sure how it knows where to find include from /usr/bin, I guess it might have something to do with rpath (the pawncc in /usr/bin still loads the libpawnc.so in your home directory).

[oscar-broman]

Yeah, you're right. Removing libpawnc.so fixed it. I'll close this issue since the real culprit was never the include files.