Calling a C function in a pro*C file

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Published on 2010-05-31T10:02:29Z Indexed on 2010/05/31 10:12 UTC
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I have these line in my pro*C program. The function initAerage is defined in a C language and I am trying to call this function in a .pcc (pro C++) file.

I am getting an error Error: initAverage(int i);was declared before with a different language

extern "C"
{
int initAverage(int i);
}

Please help

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