em> that contain the code that binds the
variables and functions to the evaluator).
</li>
<li>possibly, C header files.
</li>
<li>possibly, an initialization file.
</li>
</ul>
Let's consider, for example, a library that implements the
<code id='code28184'
>format</code> Common Lisp facility. Let's suppose we name this library
<code id='code28185'
>bformat</code> and that the library number is
<code id='code28186'
>1.0</code>. Using a Unix machine, the Bigloo library will consist of
the following files:<br/>