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alex_eagle Posted - 10/01/2003 : 10:45:52 AM
When I use smooth(crv) I get following message
during compiling:
C:\Programme\OriginLab\Origin7G\OriginC\Ascii_Import.c(81) :Error, Function smooth@HAKAaHAHAHAHA was called, but its body could not be located during linking.

What does this mean ? I use Origin 7 SR4


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alex_eagle Posted - 10/03/2003 : 02:04:24 AM
Exactly !
Thank you very much !


easwar Posted - 10/01/2003 : 4:05:36 PM
Hi,

The function smooth() is prototyped in data.h and the code for it is included in internal.c.

The fact that you can compile, but not link means that you have the correct header file (for example, including origin.h will in turn include data.h, which prototypes this function), but you do not have the body of the function, which is in internal.c

By default, internal.c is added to the system folder of the Code Builder workspace tree. Did you remove or exclude internal.c from the system folder by any chance? If yes, just add internal.c back and then you should be able to do a Build All and use this function.

Easwar
OriginLab.


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