Being an over-glorified VB/Java coder (did I say coder? lol.. no flames please) I don't know much about C++. I did exactly the same as you, and merged each line with //ZONEPROXY BEGIN and //ZONEPROXY END to each corresponding cpp/h file, compiled and it went fine all except for a few little instances.
In theory, I'll assume this is because code has to be sequenced in certain ways to be able to utilize its function. There could be a case that where the ZP friendly changes were last time, there may be new code that requires whichever line you're on to be complete. Mergining in the ZP friendly code where it was last time, may cut-off whichever string of code you merged it into (im rambling, and I'm sitting in programming class at school.. so of course I'm doomed to ramble more)
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