When converting to maker Macros, the LOADTOOL/M809 macro uses the "M" variable to pass in a yes/no to tell the macro to optionally toolset. After it becomes M809 via maker macro conversion, you cannot have an "M" variable pass through. The control ignores the command. I changed it to a "Q" pass through and it worked after that.
When converting to maker Macros, the LOADTOOL/M809 macro uses the "M" variable to pass in a yes/no to tell the macro to optionally toolset. After it becomes M809 via maker macro conversion, you cannot have an "M" variable pass through. The control ignores the command. I changed it to a "Q" pass through and it worked after that.