Add C flag to allow tentative definitions #42
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A gcc-10 changes the default behaviour from -fcommon to -fno-common, which causes linking errors in some build processes. Fixes mpereira#40.
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Thanks @dther. I tested it on macOS and it still works. |
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GCC 10 changes default C compilation behaviour. In particular:
Adding -fcommon to CFLAGS in the Makefile fixes #40.
I wonder whether some minor refactoring would be a better solution, but I doubt any performance benefits would be worth the effort.