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Originally posted by couturier

Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):2020b
Operating System:win10 64

I've built a series of 8 Apps that work together
- 1 App is using 3 files: say main.c, analysis.c and reports.c
main.c is using functions in analysis.c and reports.c
main.c starts with #include "reports.c"
analysis.c has analysis functions
reports.c is used for building various reports, and is using analysis.c. It starts with #include "analysis.c"

- the 7 other Apps have their own main.c, AND are using analysis.c and reports.c from 1st App
The main code of all those 7 Apps starts with #include "..\1st App\reports.c"

This is how I did, with my global misunderstanding of C language, but maybe there's a much better way ?

Now, I want to share those Apps around but I don't want users to see the source code.
I think sharing .op files is better because building will be much faster (and I'm 100% sure I will forget password in .ocz files).

I could successfully generate .op files with @OCSB=0; but then, how can I include those .op files into main.c (I mean #include "reports_64.op" doesn't work) ?

Thanks

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double foo(double x, double y)

double foo(double x, double y);

#include "analysis.h"

/*
...
double f = foo(x, y);
...
*/

run.loadoc(<path-to-the-op-file>)

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       Be The Change
             You Want To See
                   In The World
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if ( !run.LoadOC("%@ACloud ASP\ASP_Utils", 2) && !run.LoadOC("%@ACloud ASP\ASP", 2) ) ASP_PSQS();

bool ASP_Build_Report(string strJson, int& back, int& forth, int SHN = 1, int newbook = 1);

bool ASP_Build_Report(string strJson, int& back, int& forth, int SHN = 1, int newbook = 1)
{
some code here;
}

bool ASP_Build_Report(string strJson, int& back, int& forth, int SHN = 1, int newbook = 1)

if ( !run.LoadOC("%@ACloud ASP\ASP_Utils", 2) && !run.LoadOC("%@ACloud ASP\ASP", 2) ) ASP_PSQS();

run.LoadOC("%@ACloud ASP\ASP", 16)