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It looks like - .::: Ecko :::. - 02.11.2013

It looks like I'm stuck here:

Код:
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(695) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(696) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_Open"
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(743) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(744) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_Close"
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1030) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1031) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_RemoveEntry"
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1051) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1052) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_WriteString"
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1070) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1071) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_WriteInt"
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1188) : error 025: function heading differs from prototype
D:\PAWN\pawno\include\YSI\y_ini.inc(1189) : error 021: symbol already defined: "INI_WriteFloat"
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12 Errors.
it's not the code since it's working in FS and gets no errors.


Re: It looks like - Lynn - 02.11.2013

They are possibly being defined twice by anther include.
Are you using any includes in the GM That you didn't use in your FS?


Re: It looks like - .::: Ecko :::. - 02.11.2013

I included everything, well probably that's the main issue


Re: It looks like - .::: Ecko :::. - 02.11.2013

however I must use INI_Open and INI_Close there is no other way.. so I'm not really sure about this