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Building test
[100%] Linking:test.debug
/bmx tests/framework/.bmx/test_framework.bmx.debug.linux.x64.o: In Funktion »_bb_framework_test_framework«:
/bmx tests/framework/test_framework.bmx:46: Warnung: undefinierter Verweis auf »__bb_brl_glmax2d_glmax2d«
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Build Error: Failed to link /bmx tests/framework/test.debug
Shouldn't it better add a warning / error about framework being used twice?
I understand that it is not easily done as the intermediate file of "test_framework.bmx" does not expose (via filename) that a framework command is in use there.
the file "test_framework.bmx" itself is valid (and could compiled on its own).
Yet it mixes in at the end with bmx-ng/bmx-ng#89
anyways ... if multiple imports were done (A importing B importing C) - so only the special mix "test imports test_framework.bmx" would work flawlessly (except in "rebuild" mode).
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test.bmx
test_framework.bmx
Compiling "test.bmx" leads to
Shouldn't it better add a warning / error about
framework
being used twice?I understand that it is not easily done as the intermediate file of "test_framework.bmx" does not expose (via filename) that a framework command is in use there.
the file "test_framework.bmx" itself is valid (and could compiled on its own).
Yet it mixes in at the end with
bmx-ng/bmx-ng#89
anyways ... if multiple imports were done (A importing B importing C) - so only the special mix "test imports test_framework.bmx" would work flawlessly (except in "rebuild" mode).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: