The errors read in this continuous format:
And it goes on doing that for every single function.
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The errors read in this continuous format:
And it goes on doing that for every single function.
There are no reports of these functions being declared more than once, which I find to be very odd.
I'm not even sure if that particular variable (optimized _image), is the problem.
I know that, but if I change to an actual pointer (optimized_image), all my functions become invalid because of "multiple definitions" which they aren't.
"*optimized_image", this is the one giving me trouble.
Yeah, it doesn't make sense to me either, all I know is that a simple pointer operator on that variable (or any other for that matter), solves the multiple definition issue, but then there is the...
The preprocessor loads didn't really change much, and if I change the variable to a pointer it reports all the functions as multiple definitions. Neither of these things did much.
I'm using MinGW...
This is probably amateur-ish, but I've been going through the Lazy Foo Productions tutorials to learn how to use SDL, but since I'm such a stubborn programmer I decided to write my code in C rather...