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Multiple definitions in some C functions?
Hey Forums.
With the traditional C wrappers provided from WPI, I have found what I think what might be a bug and need to find a workaround. IsAutonomous(), IsOperatorControl(), and IsDisabled() seem to all be both defined in SimpleCRobot.cpp and in CDriverStation.cpp. I can't just not use SimpleCRobot because that's the only place that the watchdog functions are defined... I could go without them, but it really doesn't seem like a good idea. Ideas, or am I doing something wrong here? 
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