lib.dyon

When designing Dyon libraries written in Rust, it is common to include a "lib.dyon" file in the "src" folder. This file lists all external functions as they would appear in Dyon code.

Two examples from the Dyon library:

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
/// Returns an array of derived information for the truth value of `var`.
/// This can be used with the value of `∃`/`any` and `∀`/`all` loops.
fn why(var: bool) -> [any] { ... }

/// Returns an array of derived information for the value of `var`.
/// This can be used with the value of `min` and `max` loops.
fn where(var: f64) -> [any] { ... }
}

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