The subdirectory `src' holds a shell script `linkscheme' that can be
used to link the interpreter statically with a number of extensions,
and several `linkext-xyz' shell scripts used to pre-link extensions
(object files) in a way that they can be loaded into a running
interpreter.

There is one `linkext-xyz' shell script for each dynamic loading
mechanism supported by Elk; the `xyz' suffix corresponds to the
possible values of $load_obj in config/system.

Running `make' creates the localized versions of the shell scripts from
the (unlocalized) source files in the directory `src'.

The comment at the beginning of each file describe its purpose and the
way it is used.
