[Info-vax] Native compilers

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In article <sv2i58$a5h$1 at news.misty.com>, Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se> writes:
>{...snip..}
>Uh? What? Either I am confused, or you are.
>..INCLUDE /whatever/
>should work just fine. It's not that Macro-32 don't have an include file 
>system. It's just that it's not the only thing it has. It *also* have 
>libraries, which is something Unix compilers usually lack when we talk 
>about source side.

There is no .INCLUDE directive in Macro-32!  It is not referenced in the
VAX Macro LRM either.  Adding a ".INCLUDE /whatever/" elicits the error:

	.INCLUDE	/whatever/
^
%AMAC-E-UNRECSTMT, unrecognized statement
at line number 173 in file SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]X.MAR;3


>Or at least this is what I *know* is true in Macro-11, and while it's 
>been quite a while since I played with Macro-32, I'm fairly certain it's 
>the same there.

'Tis not!

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