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h2cpy.exe in Visual cobol 9

Greiner Claude
 

Wich parameters can/must be used to become the maximum from a *.h file to insert the output on a cobol cpy file?

i had errors by converting and become no output

i will join the h files

i become only errors, also when removing the lines with tchar.h

Execution error: file ' '
error code: 245 pc=0, call=1, seg=0
245 error message txt not found

Thanks for helpcmbtLL29.rar

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    Hi Claude,

    The H2cpy utility program works on ANSI or ISO standard C source code. 

    The docs for H2cpy state the following:
        "Do not specify the     __cplusplus macro as H2cpy is not suitable for C++ headers."

    This file contains this macro and C++ constructs which are not supported.

    Chris Glazier
    Rocket Software - Principal Technical Support Specialist
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    Hello Chris,

    with netexpress 5.1 i don't had any trouble to convert the older combit *.h file! I was able to work with the cpy as output

    Are the other possibilities? i had only this file for integrating in my cobol program

    Thanks

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