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Programming C++How to build an image (DLL/EXE) when two of its included libraries have the same symbol (say functi
As stated by many, the inclusion of /FORCE:MULTIPLE switch may lead to unexpected scenarios (even though the code will compile and link) and as an alternative we can build a DLL wrapper [as hinted by dvpsun] over any of the static lib and can invoke the repeated function via this wrapper...
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