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I do understand the rational for making this non-static, but either this needs declaration first or some magic to strip the static out of the file for tests - f.e. you can include the hawk_vrfy.c file directly (with #include "hawk_vrfy.c") from the tests and you will have access to the static symbols. The local symbols will trump the global symbols.
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When embedding into other projects and the other projects have stricter C checks, this is needed to compile the source:
I do understand the rational for making this non-static, but either this needs declaration first or some magic to strip the static out of the file for tests - f.e. you can include the
hawk_vrfy.c
file directly (with#include "hawk_vrfy.c"
) from the tests and you will have access to the static symbols. The local symbols will trump the global symbols.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: