Fetches the preprocessor program.

#include "[Path] file name"

#include <[Path] file name>

This statement fetches the preprocessor program file, at a position where the #include statement is placed. In the case of " ", if the path of the file is ignored the system searches for the file in the current directory first and then the system directory. In the case of < >, it searches only the system directory. If the path is designated with a full path, it searches only in the directory designated.

You can include the #include statement for a file designated with the #include statement. You can nest up to 8 levels.

There are H and PAC file extensions available to designate.

Note for the folder feature [RC7 Version 2.2 or later]

(1) #include <filename>

Searches for the specified file in the system folder.

(2) #include "filename"

Searches for the specified file in the folder where the current program is located.

(3) #include "\(folderpath)\filename"

Searches for the specified file in the folder located at the end of the folder path starting from the root.

(4) #include "..\filename" or #include ".\filename."

Example) #include ". \..\TEST.H"

Searches for TEST.H in the folder just above the current level.