The function you submitted had the compile, link or other errors noted 
below.

IF THE ERROR IS A COMPILER ERROR (for example)

        any error on line 1.1 of a file whose name is the letter "t" 
        followed by your function name is almost certainly caused by
        the lack of, or a mistake in, the function prototype for the 
        function you are testing.  You will not be able to see the 
        "t" function, but the mistake is in one of your files anyway.
        The reason MAY be indicated in subsequent error messages.

        Other errors are usually explicit, the most common being the use
        of NON-ANSI features.  My compiler is probably stricter than 
        yours ;^).  (Note that ALL the code you submit is supposed to
        compile cleanly, because you have already compiled it!)

IF THE ERROR IS A LINKER ERROR (for example) 

        ld: ... Undefined: <function-name>

        it is possible that you did not submit all the subordinate 
        functions, that is, those used by the function you intended 
        to test.

If the error is NOT a compile or link error please report it to your
instructor.

If you are still stuck please send e-mail to the address in the "problems"
section of your user guide.

IN ANY EVENT:

The test did not happen, so please correct it and resubmit it.



"tWORD_COUNT.c", line 1.1: 1506-076 (W) Character constant 'No usable prototype found for function WORD_COUNT()' has more than one character.  Rightmost four characters are used.
"tWORD_COUNT.c", line 1.1: 1506-046 (S) Syntax error.




Replying to message from: grdj0002@hcol.humberc.on.ca
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the problems is that you used ISYS290_04 .... not ISYS290-04 on the
TESTIT line .... that gets put into the Subject: line below
Please re-submit



Replying to message from: grdj0002@hcol.humberc.on.ca
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the "case" of the data items in the "testit" command line
MUST be correct.  ISYS290-04 MUST be UPPER CASE
the function name MUST match the real name of the function 
inside your .C file .... in this situation it MUST be word_count
>
