Hmm... just from the email, I'd guess a last line return from the
first #include is chopped off and then the first line of udo2.udo is
attached to the end of the contents of udo1.udo--if udo1.udo ends with
an endop line and udo2.udo starts with a opcode line.

What error message do you get?

steven


> #include        "udo1.udo"
> #include        "udo2.udo"
>
> Because if I put that in the Csound5 orc, it gives an error while if I
> do
>
> #include        "udo1.udo"
>
> #include        "udo2.udo"
>
> performance proceeds as expected. Is this the expected behaviour?
>
>
> -David
>
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