That message is not an indication of any error. It was just a compiler message about some debugging macros not defined so that those debug macros cannot be used in your code. See
OriginC\system\common.h
#ifdef _FEEDBACK
#pragma message("FEEDBACK macros defined")
#define FEEDBACK_STR(str) {string _str(str); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#define FEEDBACK_INT(n) {string _str; _str.Format("%d", n); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#define FEEDBACK_DBL(d) {string _str; _str.Format("%f", d); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#define FEEDBACK_STRSTR(sz,str) {string _str; _str.Format("%s = %s", sz, str); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#define FEEDBACK_STRINT(sz,n) {string _str; _str.Format("%s = %d", sz, n); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#define FEEDBACK_STRDBL(sz,d) {string _str; _str.Format("%s = %f", sz, d); _str.WriteLine(WRITE_COMPILER_OUTPUT);}
#else // !_FEEDBACK
#pragma message("FEEDBACK macros not defined")
#define FEEDBACK_STR(str)
#define FEEDBACK_INT(n)
#define FEEDBACK_DBL(d)
#define FEEDBACK_STRSTR(sz,str)
#define FEEDBACK_STRINT(sz,n)
#define FEEDBACK_STRDBL(sz,d)
#endif // !_FEEDBACK
We should probably hide that message in future version to avoid the confusion.
CP