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tony_lincoln Posted - 06/26/2013 : 12:13:38 PM
Dear Madam/sir,

I downloaded OriginPro from Originlab website with evaluation licencse, to evaluate Origin Ver. 9 in Windows 8 Operating System:

My C program has one function :

void run()
{
...
}

which called other functions in my program. When I typed "run" in "Command and results" line, a "Initial configuration script file is missing or not in the software directory" pops up. When I typed "dir", this dir command works well.
I remember that several years ago when I tried this program and typed "run" in Command line, the program worked well.
So I wonder if there are something wrong about path etc. Can you give me any hint?
Thank you.
Tony
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tony_lincoln Posted - 06/26/2013 : 9:37:30 PM
Yes. It works. Thanks.
greg Posted - 06/26/2013 : 2:50:50 PM
Since the message you are seeing is what you get when you execute "run", but there is no function by that name, you simply have not compiled your source file and perhaps have not included it in your Workspace so it can compile.
In code builder, verify that you see the source file with your
void run()
function in your User folder. If not, make the source file the active window and choose File : Add to Workspace
Then press Shift+F8 to build the file. If there are no errors, then
run
should work.

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