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I was facing the unresolved external error like below when compiling my program in borland C 5.02. anybody can tell me how to solve the problem? please...

Unresolve external 'OpenStdFiles(char*, char*, FILE**,FILE**)' referred from d:\MASTER\CLUSTER.OBJ
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'OpenStdFiles(char*, char*, FILE**,FILE**)' maybe undeclared or the header files for the function is not included.. You may want to check for those...
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the OpenStdFiles have been declared in the header files. but the error still appeared. donno what else to do.
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Or is it because you declared it but not implimented the function?? why don't post some of the relevant codes..
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the code actually really complicated.i've got the code for clustering method procedure.it involves many header files
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I was facing the unresolved external error like below when compiling my program in borland C 5.02. anybody can tell me how to solve the problem? please...

Unresolve external 'OpenStdFiles(char*, char*, FILE**,FILE**)' referred from d:\MASTER\CLUSTER.OBJ

Hi Rosmayati. This is a linker error and not a compiler error. Are you sure that you are linking in the file that includes the implementation of OpenStdFiles? Is there a chance that the pre-definition and implmentation don't agree?
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i have attached the source code.
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