Hi Hans,
The compiler first looks for the include files in your current directory of the main program. If it does not find it there, it will look in your jallib\lib directory.
In this way you can easily 'overrule' and existing JAL library by having a local copy. Having local copies is not recommended since you will not get any updates when Jallib is updated but for testing purposes it is OK>
As said, if it works I will add it to Jallib so that it will be present in one of the new bee-packages.
If you then install a new bee package you should remove the local copies since if updates are done later, you want to use the updates from Jallib and not your local copy.
Good luck with testing.
Kind regards,
Rob