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Making a Library Name FileA Library Name File is a textfile that must conform to a specific text format.To make a Library Name File, use the Editor to make a file following thisformat:LIBRARY FILES:$$Here are some notes on this format:o The Lin LIBRARY must be the first character on the first line in the file.You cannot have any blank lines, spaces, or other characters at the top ofthe file or between lines. The string "LIBRARY FILES:" may be inuppercase or lowercase. Press RETURN after each line.o Below LIBRARY FILES: and also beginning at the left margin, type onseparate lines the filenames (followed each time by RETURN) for eachfile you want to designate as a library file. You can have five or fewerfilenames in your file. The system will ignore any filenames listed afterthe fifth one.o Two dollar signs($$) make up the last line of the file no matter howmany filenames you use.After you've made your Library Name File, give it the name of theprogram's codefile, but with the .LIB suffix, such as UPDATE.LIB. Thefollowing paragraphs tell you in more detail how to select and arrangelibrary files, including those to be shared by using the Library Name Files.Using the library Name FileThis section gives several examples of how to use library files with theLibrary Name File.Ill-232Chapter 13: Libraries