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COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:00,Where are the library routines stored? Well, they are defined in one of
TEXT:16,two places. Some are written in machine language and are defined in the
TEXT:16,interpreter EX.EXE. The rest are written in the Euphoria programming
TEXT:16,language. Library routines written in Euphoria require a special Euphoria
TEXT:16,programming statement called an "include" statement. The syntax is
TEXT:16,listed below:
COLOUR:EUPHORIA
TEXT:32,            include            .e
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:00,                    (file name)
COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:32,To use library routines written in Euphoria, an include statement MUST be
TEXT:16,at the top of your program or they will not work. When you use EX.EXE
TEXT:16,to interpret your program, or BIND.BAT to create a machine language
TEXT:16,replica,               is referenced to get the programming statements of
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:00,         (file name)
COLOUR:EUPHORIA
TEXT:00,                    .e
COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:16,the library routine(s) stored in there. Include files always end in an
TEXT:16,.e extension.

