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i'm trying include glm/ext.hpp extensions header project. whereas glm.hpp can included effortlessly , project builds cleanly, extensions library yield tons of compile time errors.. example, there auxiliary inline header files (.inl) macro definitions throw errors:

  • int_10_10_2.inl : semantic issue 
     glm_func_qualifier dword uint10_10_10_2_cast ( glm::vec4 const & v ) //-> expected class or namespace | expected ';' after top level declarator etc.
  • type_vec2.hpp : 
     union {value_type x, r, s;}; //union member 'x' has non-trivial copy constructor ..etc union {value_type y, g, t;};

what conflicting construction (a hint on files analyze helpful)? has else include ext.hpp in xcode project?

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i'm trying include glm/ext.hpp extensions header project. whereas glm.hpp can included effortlessly , project builds cleanly, extensions library yield tons of compile time errors.. example, there auxiliary inline header files (.inl) macro definitions throw errors:

  • int_10_10_2.inl : semantic issue 
     glm_func_qualifier dword uint10_10_10_2_cast ( glm::vec4 const & v ) //-> expected class or namespace | expected ';' after top level declarator etc.
  • type_vec2.hpp : 
     union {value_type x, r, s;}; //union member 'x' has non-trivial copy constructor ..etc union {value_type y, g, t;};

what conflicting construction (a hint on files analyze helpful)? has else include ext.hpp in xcode project?

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