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     Compiler error C2661
 
     'function' : no overloaded function takes 'number' parameters
 
     The specified overloaded function was not declared for the given
     number of parameters.
 
     This error can be caused by calling the function with incorrect
     actual parameters or by omitting a function declaration.
 
     The following is an example of this error:
 
          void func( int );
          void func( int, int );
 
          void main()
          {
             func( );      // error, func( void ) was not declared
             func( 1 );    // OK, func( int ) was declared
          }
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