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[Theri]

@kotarou3
I suppose. I don't necessarily agree. If you don't put the au3 library in the include folder than you have to copy that library to any directory with a script that makes use of that library.

I suppose both syntax work for includes? I believe all the officially released udfs use the <>'s.

Still not sure whats causing Altrius' error, I assume file placement being on a 64 bit system, maybe...

[kotarou3]

Well, in C/C++, <> is for the ""standard" or "system" includes while "" is usually used for includes that the system doesn't have to maintain cross-compatiblilty between compliers. (Exceptions are ncurses and boost (For *nix) but most peeps have it installed already)