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| CStorey |
Posted - 04/22/2002 : 3:40:49 PM
I'm trying to compile an un-altered version of the Automation() function provided with the release version. I get the following error:
Error, Function initNLSF@HAOB was called, but its body could not be located during linking.
Any ideas as to the cause?
Craig Storey
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| cpyang |
Posted - 04/22/2002 : 5:43:13 PM
If you are separately compiling your functions from the CodeBuilder interface, then you may need to add the file internal.c into your workspace from the Origin C system subfolder. There are a number of functions, initNLSF being one, that are defined in internal.c which is loaded automatically when using the NLSF interface. Internal.c is also automatically loaded if you are loading your functions using the run.LoadOC command.
Sometimes internal.c is already in your workspace, maybe loaded by one of the above mentioned mechanism, so you can check by turning on showing of system files from the Workspace tree by right-clicking.
CP
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