On foo.el below M-x checkdoc inserts ";;; Code" as

    ;;;###autoload
    ;;; Code:
    (defun foo ()

where I hoped it would be before the cookie like say

    ;;; Code:

    ;;;###autoload
    (defun foo ()

generate-file-autoloads etc is happy with either, but the latter reads
better for humans.  I struck this in one of my own .el files which had
an autoload cookie on the first func.

Incidentally, I see the `cont' loop puts ";;; Code" after any initial
`require' forms.  Is that actually usual, or usual any more?  I think
I've only ever seen `require's after ";;; Code".


2009-10-01  Kevin Ryde  <user42@zip.com.au>

	* emacs-lisp/checkdoc.el (checkdoc-file-comments-engine): When
	inserting ";;; Code" put it before any ";;;###autoload" cookie on
	the first form.  And insert a blank line after ";;; Code" since
	that's usual style.