> The right way is to put an appropriate -D in the right place in
> a CPPFLAGS definition in some Makefile or other - I tried to do
> it that way, but obviously not correctly, as the build didn't
> add the -D to the compile line - when I start looking at modern
> Makefiles my eyes just glaze over at the absurdity of the whole
> system as it is now (makefiles used to be a nice simple declarative
> specification of what depended on what, and how to build things,
> they have turned into a truly baroque and horrid programming language
> instead ... but that rant is off topic here.)
>
> So, what it needs is for someone to work out how to pass -D_LIBC_INTERNAL
> to the tools libcompat build, and fix things properly.
Why not just change the order?
This:
void MD2Update() {
MD2Transform();
}
void MD2Transform() {
}
doesn't compile.
This:
void MD2Transform() {
}
void MD2Update() {
MD2Transform();
}
compiles fine.
Simple and elegant. No hacks involved.
Kind regards,
Adam
