Re: /copy question

Hi Ron,

The problem in the code you posted is that your /copy member contains an 
H-spec.  /copy members have to preserve the order of specs, so if you put 
an F-spec above the copy member you posted, you have F before H, a no-no. 
Similarly, if you put the /copy before the F-spec, you have D-specs 
preceding an F-spec, also a no-no.

If you really need to include the H-spec, you can either use conditional 
directives /if DEFINED in your /copy member, and /define in your source, 
but then you have to do something like:

in the copy:

/if DEFINED HSPEC
H ....
/endif

/if NOT DEFINED HSPEC
D specs ...
/endif


in the source:
/define HSPEC
/copy copymember
/undefine HSPEC

...

/copy copymember

Alternatively, if the H-spec is not tightly related to the copy member, 
but just some H specs you use frequently, you could have two different 
copy members:

(source file)

/copy HSPECCOPY

F-specs

/copy Protypes

// more D-specs and code.


HTH,
Adam

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