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Change-Id: Iffc91425d4395699a1c5f18ac10f5ed065231fdf
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Fix error: 'gltf_get_model_center_pos' has C-linkage specified, but returns
user-defined type 'glm::vec3' (aka 'tvec3<mediump_float>') which is
incompatible with C.
I don't really understand the reason for the extern "C" use in
libgltf.h. After all, the header clearly is intended to be included from C++
code (after all, the use of 'extern "C"' is unconditional and it is not valid
in C), and the implementation of the functions is in C++. Also, we build
libgltf as a static library, so it can't be the case that we would need to
look up its symbols dynamically (when unmangled names would be better). But
maybe I am missing something.
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