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In article <1993Jan25.164543.4845@gandalf.UMCS.Maine.EDU>, jurlwin@gandalf.UMCS.Maine.EDU (Jeff Urlwin) writes:
|> In article <1993Jan25.004628.22259@watson.ibm.com> margoli@watson.IBM.com writes:
|> >In <1993Jan24.181508.24311@ugle.unit.no> kvien@Elkraft.Unit.NO (Oddgeir Kvien) writes:
|> >>How do you compile macros for EPM?
|> >>
|> >>I can not find it in anny documentation.
|> >
|> >Compiling macros refers to using ETPM to compile .e macros into .ex files.
|> >ETPM was not shipped with OS/2, but is available in the EPMBBS package on
|> >the IBM OS/2 BBS's, Compuserv, and via anonymous FTP (from
|> >software.watson.IBM.com and other sites).  This has nothing to do with Rexx
|> >macros.
|> >
|> >The above package includes an online user's guide and tech. ref.  For more
|> >information on ETPM, get EPMDOC.ZIP, unpack it, then enter the command:
|> >   view epmusers etpm
|> 
|> It's also on the 11/92 PDK CDROM...
|> 
|> Jeff
|> 
Thnx I found it on watson. But there is some problem. When I try to 
recompile EPM (ETPM EPM)  an errormessage comes upp:

EX code size too large
   buffer_handle=SORT_find_buffer(´DLLSORT0´)

filename=sortDLL.e
line= 29
col= 34

I don`t know anything about the epm macro language so.........

What I want is just to change the behaviour of epm while I am editing a
*.c file. I don`t like the plasement of the { and }. I want them to be plased
on the next (or previous) line and not on the same line as if and else an so on.
So I have just done some minor changes in the ckeys file (I think that was the
name of the file).


Regards 

Oddgeir 

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