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Rev: refdoc/chapters/data_types.xml:1.4
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@@ -709,11 +709,11 @@ section again.</p>
<dt>
compiling
</dt>
<dd>
All programs are generated by compiling a string. The string may of
course be read from a file. For this purpose there are three functions:
<ex
ample
>
<ex
pr
>
program compile(string p);
program compile_file(string filename);
program compile_string(string p, string filename);
</ex
ample
>
</ex
pr
>
<tt>
compile_file
</tt>
simply reads the file given as argument, compiles
it and returns the resulting program.
<tt>
compile_string
</tt>
instead
compiles whatever is in the string
<i>
p
</i>
. The second argument,
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