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   Please see the detailed {build_link}[Building and Using] guide.
   
  +== Examples
  +
  +:lrs_build: https://github.com/lrs-lang/build
  +:examples: https://github.com/lrs-lang/examples
  +
  +See {lrs_build}[lrs_build] for an example of an lrs program. Many more examples
  +can be found in the {examples}[examples] repo. But note that those examples have
  +not yet been organized and documented properly.
  +
   == Documentation
   
   :doc: https://github.com/lrs-lang/doc
  
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  === Extensive Linux API coverage
  
  lrs already wraps many of the commonly used linux system calls.
  
  NOTE: Some system calls (such as `vmsplice`) are fundamentally unsafe so that
  lrs will likely never provide safe wrappers for them.
  
  === Easy to use
  
  
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  :license: link:LICENSE
  
  The whole library is licensed under the {license}[MPL 2.0] license which
  allows static linking into proprietary programs. It is copy-left on a
  file-by-file basis: Changes to files licensed under the MPL 2.0 have to be
  distributed under the same license. It also allows the code to be freely used
  under several (L)GPL licenses.
  
  