# STklos Reference Manual

13. Using the SLIB package

Contents
| *Top*
1 | Introduction
2 | Expressions
3 | Program structure
4 | Standard Procedures
5 | Regular Expressions
6 | Pattern Matching
7 | Exceptions and Conditions
8 | STklos Object System
9 | Threads, Mutexes and Condition Variables
10 | Customizations
11 | The ScmPkg Package System
12 | Foreign Function Interface
13 | Using the SLIB package
14 | SRFIs
15 | Index
| Bibliography

Aubrey Jaffer maintains a package called SLIB which is a portable Scheme library which provides compatibility and utility functions for all standard Scheme implementations. To use this package, you have just to type

>     (require "slib")

and follow the instructions given in the SLIB library to use a particular package.

Note: SLIB uses also the require and provide mechanism to load components of the library. Once SLIB has been loaded, the standard STklos `require` and `provide` are overloaded such as if their parameter is a string this is the old STklos procedure which is called, and if their parameter is a symbol, this is the SLIB one which is called.

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