How to switch import library by platform

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Hello,Thank you for awesome odin.
I develop desktop and webgl game with Raylib-odin.
When switch import library by platform, Redeclaration of proc is occurred somehow.
This is my code.

when ODIN_BUILD_MODE == .Object {
	import rl   "../lib/raylib"     // web build
} else  {
	import rl   "vendor:raylib"     // desktop build
}

ODIN_BUILD_MODE flag is working correctly,but checker is called twice and because of two raylib have same name functions, Redeclaration of proc is occurred.
When comment out Web or Desktop import,raylib-odin itself is working in either case.
I want to know How to avoid this problem.
Thank you for all help.

[Kelimion]

What you could do is use the *_<platform>.odin filename convention, i.e.

rl_wasm.odin

import rl "../lib/raylib" // web build

rl_windows.odin

import rl "vendor:raylib" // desktop build

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This is my *_<platform>.odin file suffixes.

rl_wasm.odin

package odingame
import rl "../lib/raylib" 

rl_windows.odin

package odingame
import rl "vendor:raylib" 

Can I access rl of rl_wasm.odin or rl_windows.odin from my main.odin?

[Sticky-fingerz]

In another way, i try build tags.
add //+build wasm32 to "../lib/raylib.odin" file just above package raylib
add //+build windows to "vendor:raylib.odin" file just above package raylib

This is my main.odin

when ODIN_BUILD_MODE == .Object {
	import rl   "../lib/raylib"     // web build
} else  {
	import rl   "vendor:raylib"     // desktop build
}

desktop build commands

odin run  src -file

web build commands

odin build src -file -out=odin -build-mode:obj -disable-assert -no-bounds-check -show-system-calls -debug --target:freestanding_wasm32

Desktop build is succeeded.
Web build is not succeeded.
Because of not ignoring vendor:raylib build, duplicate declaration of 'package raylib' is occurred.
So change build tag vendor:raylib to //+build ignore,but the result is the same
Is anything wrong?

By the way,this main.odin removed when statement is succeeded on web build.

import rl   "../lib/raylib"     // web build
//import rl   "vendor:raylib"     // desktop build

[Sticky-fingerz]

I did it.
Files easings.odin and rlgl.odin in same folder(vendor:raylib) were cause of error.
To add //+build windows easings.odin and rlgl.odin,the above build tags approach is working correctly.

This is my final approach.I choose file suffixes approach.

game project.

odingame/
　├ dist/
　├ lib/
         ├ raylib
                 ├ raylib_wasm.odin     // copied from https://github.com/Caedo/raylib_wasm_odin
                 ├ raylib_windows.odin     // copied from vendor:raylib
                 ├ easings_windows.odin     // copied from vendor:raylib
                 └ rlgl_windows.odin     // copied from vendor:raylib
　├ src/
　│　└ main.odin

main.odin

import rl   "../lib/raylib"      // when statement is not needed

desktop build commands

odin run  src -file

web build commands

odin build src -file -out=odin -build-mode:obj -disable-assert -no-bounds-check -show-system-calls -debug --target:freestanding_wasm32

Thank you for your help.