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"John Sullivan" <john@wjsullivan.net> 
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> "jronald" <followait@163.com> writes:
>
>> Take "require" for example.
>
> Sorry, example of what?
>

as below

>> How does it know where the feature list is? Or, how does feature list 
>> make
>> itself to be found by functions?
>
> Libraries that provide features include a (provide 'foofeature).
>
> The feature list is stored in the variable called features.
>

In runtime, how does "require" know where the feature list is? There is only 
machine code then.

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