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Richard.thompson
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Fellow Engineers of the Roundtable. Greetings. Stop me when I start to sound crazy. Is it me or does the default RTB xref only list the include files actually referenced in the compiled program .p and .cls? It looks that way. I have play.p that included fun.i and fun.i includes toy.i and toy.i includes a whole wad of tinyParts.i. When I perform a "Where Used" on fun.i I get play.p. When I perform a Where Used on toy.i or tinyParts.i I don't get any reference. What? I know right. So I have a rtbXref.cls that will take any .p or .cls and blow out the full-chain. Before I wire this into the RTB client I want to be sure that I understand the current xref provided by the RTB client. Okay, you may ask, Hey Mr. Progress, why do you want to know that anyway? Good question Sir Richard. Because when I assign a new version of tinyParts.i I need to know what .p and .cls code I need to compile. Currently I only know I need to compile play.p when I assign a new version of fun.i. This is causing a riff among the knights. Thanks for your kind consideration.
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