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     Compiler error C2064
 
     term does not evaluate to a function
 
     A call was made to a function through an expression that did not
     evaluate to a function pointer.
 
     This error is probably caused by attempting to call a nonfunction.
 
     The following is an example of this error:
 
          int i, j;
          char* p;
          void func()
          {
             j = i();    // error, i is not a function
             p();        // error, p doesn't point to a function
          }
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