Hi Folks,
I've got a program that I'm enhancing and I'm needing to add a labeled common to it. It already has a standard common block that's $INCLUDEd so I added my $INCLUDE right below that. A synopsis of mine is: ********************************* * MYSTUFF.INCLUDE * INCLUDED LABEL COMMON AND ORIGINAL DEFAULT VALUES COMMON /MYSTUFF/ AVAR1, AVAR2, AVAR3, AVAR4... COMMON /MYSTUFF2/ BVAR1, BVAR2, BVAR3, BVAR4... * IF UNASSIGNED(AVAR1) THEN AVAR1 = '' AVAR2 = '' AVAR3 = '' AVAR4 = '' ... BVAR1 = '' BVAR2 = '' BVAR3 = '' BVAR4 = '' ... END ********************************* The problem I'm having is that when I use the line $INCLUDE HWG.BP MYSTUFF.INCLUDE in the program I'm updating, the next executable line is reported as either a warning or fatal error, no matter what the next line is. If I move the location of the $INCLUDE statement, it's always the next executable line that gets reported as being in error. If I cut and paste the include code directly into the program, the program then compiles just fine with no errors. I REALLY want to use this as an include block and the only work around I've come up with is to put a dummy assignment line right after the include statement. Obviously, this is an ugly way to do this but I can live with it if I have to. Comments, anyone? Suggestions? Thoughts? TIA. BobW ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
