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This is linked to Issue: #14
A Vulkan/LGLFW compilation command has the correct structure for MinGW, but you are hitting the classic linker error: The library file must appear AFTER the source files or object files that depend on it.
The linker processes arguments from left to right. When it sees your source file, it notes all the undefined references (glfwInit, glfwCreateWindow, etc.). If it hasn't seen the GLFW library yet, it can't resolve those symbols, and the build fails.
The fix is simply a matter of reordering the elements in your command line. Therefore Bodge must have a representation for those orders to achieve more compatibility.
🛠️ The Corrected Command Order
Move the source file (src\main.cpp) and the Vulkan DLL path to the beginning, followed by all the GLFW and system library linking flags (-L and -l).
❌ Original (Failed) Order
✅ Correct (Working) Order