Passing charactor pointer as reference to a function in VC++

It's unlikely the SaveErrorMsg function is declared correctly as the following takes a reference to a single char as it's argument:

void SaveErrorMsg(char &msg)
{
  // Do Something
}

It should probably look like this:

void SaveErrorMsg(const char* msg)
{
  // Do Something
}

You would then call it like this:

SaveErrorMsg("End-of-File");// function call

This would probably be even better:

void SaveErrorMsg(const CString& msg)
{
  // Do Something
}
// Or this
void SaveErrorMsg(const std::string& msg)
{
  // Do Something
}
void SaveErrorMsg(const std::wstring& msg)
{
  // Do Something
}

Best regards
Espen Harlinn