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FunWithNumbers88 Posted - 08/01/2011 : 12:14:45 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 8.51
Operating System: Windows 7


So, I've created a header file:

void PrintTxtToWorkSheet(stdioFile);

Then I link it with:

#include <FullPathName.h>

But when I call it:

PrintTxtToWorkSheet(InputFile);

I get:

Virtual Function of Type base being called, please override the function in your derived class.

But I don't have any classes yet. I have a simple cpp file, that defines the function PrintTxtToWorkSheet above the main, which calls the included function.

So, how do I use header files in Origin C? Is there anyway I can not use the full path name everytime?


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cpyang Posted - 08/01/2011 : 8:14:57 PM

#include "FullPathName.h"// same location as .cpp


When using <FullPathName.h>, it assumes the header to be in Origin's system folder.

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