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This `enum LOG_LEVELS` declaration also included a _variable name_, causing RuntimeTools/appmetrics#641. It ended up defining a `Log_levels` variable in every compilation unit that included "Log.h", which then caused duplicate symbols at link time. I don't know if there was a reason for this definition, but it looks like a bug to me … if not, maybe it can be fixed by just putting a `static` in front? idk. Thanks!
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enum LOG_LEVELSdeclaration also included a variable name,causing RuntimeTools/appmetrics#641. It ended
up defining a
Log_levelsvariable in every compilation unit thatincluded "Log.h", which then caused duplicate symbols at link time.
I don't know if there was a reason for this definition, but it looks
like a bug to me … if not, maybe it can be fixed by just putting a
staticin front? idk.Thanks!