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Limbo Programs

Limbo source programs that implement modules are stored in files, conventionally named with the suffix .b. Each source file begins with a single implement directive naming the type of the module, followed by a sequence of declarations.

Other files, conventionally named with the suffix .m, contain declarations for things obtainable from other modules. These files are incorporated by an include declaration in the implementation modules that need them.



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