How does the cloaking device handle code introduced at compile time (copy/include)?
In order to avoid the need to recloak programs every time an include or copybook is changed, copy/include code is excluded from the cloaking process. This means that data names and section/paragraph names defined in copy/include code will retain their original names. If procedure copy/include code references data names or section/paragraph names defined in the main source code, compile errors may result. This problem is avoided by adding the main source code names to a user maintained blocked names list – more details can be found in the Redvers Cloaking Device User Guide.
