The command INCLUDELITERAL takes one argument, a filename. The file is included. The filename is not changed in any way. Furthermore the contents of the file is included literally, not subject to macro expansion. Character translations are allowed. The purpose of INCLUDELITERAL is to include source code literally in the document, as in:
INCLUDELITERAL(literal.c)

This example shows how to put the contents of C file literal.c into the document.


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