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Xuan, I hope this comes through in email ok. I'm trying to correlate the line numbers that I'm seeing in the various places. ====================================== This is the left hand side of a DSPF of one of my steam file, source files. This is the actual source. Browse : ap.c Record : 274 of 1852 by 18 Column : 1 77 by 131 Control : ....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4 ** Attach a sarb that restricts compile ** that meet the frame class parameter. */ cfrm_proto.cfrm_class = frm_class; #if OLD_MACROS fad.fad_scb = SCB_PROTO_EQ( &scb, 2 cfrm_proto.cfrm_class, #else fad.fad_scb = SCB_PROTO_EQ( &scb, cfrm_pr cfrm_ar #endif cfrm_sarb = FM_ATTACH( cfrm_arb, &f CASSERT( cfrm_sarb, ( ut_dbg, "Atta /* ** Locate the first frame for this frame class. */ ====================================== Here's the CRTCMOD listing for the same section of code. I'm assuming that the line "5722WDS V5R1M0...." is a page heading where a page break would be? Notice that before this the last line printed is 284, but after it it is 294. This seems incorrect to me, and also seems to be the point in this module where the debugger interaction pertaining to line numbers goes astray. The only thing that I can think of is that my macro, SCB_PROTO_EQ, does expand to 8 lines. Display Spooled File File . . . . . : AP Control . . . . . +1 Find . . . . . . 607 *...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+. 274 |/* 275 |** Attach a sarb that restricts compiled f 276 |** that meet the frame class parameter. 277 |*/ 278 4 | cfrm_proto.cfrm_class = frm_class; 282 |#else 283 | fad.fad_scb = SCB_PROTO_EQ( &scb, 2, &c 284 | cfrm_proto. 5722WDS V5R1M0 010525 IBM ILE C for AS/400 ap.c 294 5 | cfrm_arb ); 295 |#endif 296 6 | cfrm_sarb = FM_ATTACH( cfrm_arb, &fad, 298 7 | CASSERT( cfrm_sarb, ( ut_dbg, "Attach c 299 | 300 |/* 301 |** Locate the first frame for this frame c 302 |*/ 303 8 | cfrm = ( cfrm_blk * ) fm_read_fast( cfr 304 | More.. F3=Exit F12=Cancel F19=Left F20=Right F24=More keys ====================================== Does this make sense? Morgan
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