The yodl program is reads one or more input files, interprets the commands therein, and writes one output file. The program is started as:
yodl flags inputfile [inputfile...]
In this specification, the flags are optional and may be:

The inputfile elements on the command line specify which files Yodl should process. All names are supplied with an extension (this extension is defined in the installation of Yodl and is usually .yo). The files are then searched for `as-is', or in the system-wide include directory.

Note that all filenames on the command line are input files. To define an output file, either use the -o flag or redirect the output.


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