The command INCLUDEFILE takes one argument, a filename. The file is included. The yodl program supplies, when necessary, an extension to the filename. The supplied extension is .yo, unless defined otherwise in the compilation of the program. Furthermore, yodl prefixes the file with the system-wide include directory if necessary. This directory is normally /usr/local/lib/yodl, unless overruled by the command line flag -I or defined otherwise in the compilation. E.g., if you install a macro package in a file latex.yo in the directory /usr/local/lib/yodl, then the command
INCLUDEFILE(latex)

will include it.


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