Naming conflicts between different libraries

I'm trying to compile my program with two statically linked libraries: SFML and PhysFS. However, at the linking phase I get the following errors:

eror LNK2005: _inflatePrime already defined in sfml-graphics-s.lib(inflate.obj)

error LNK2005: _inflateGetHeader already defined in sfml-graphics-s.lib(inflate.obj)

error LNK2005: _adler32_combine already defined in sfml-graphics-s.lib(adler32.obj)

error LNK2005: _crc32_combine already defined in sfml-graph开发者_如何学编程ics-s.lib(crc32.obj)

error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found

What should I do when two entirely unrelated libraries have this kind of conflicts?

Edit: Oh please-please tell me I'm not going to have to write a wrapper. I'm so tired of having to get things to work, I just want to write my own code already. :(

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Both libraries seems to have preferred to include the zlib library instead of having a dependency on it. I'd try to build them without this inclusion and link the executable with zlib.

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Assuming you have the library source code, this may be as simple as adding a couple of namespaces. In library A's header file:

namespace LibA {

   // existing function declarations

}

and in the C++ source files:

namespace LibA {

    // existing code

}

Same for library B, but with a different namespace name. I realise this is a pain, but if the libraries really do have name clashes, it is the cleanest approach.