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# Initial Design of Libraries Document
The [Initial Design of Libraries Document](https://github.com/MaxWasTakenYT/JMDash/blob/main/.gitignore/Initial%20Design%20of%20Libraries%20Document.txt) (or **IDoLD**, for short) is a *messy* document published by **jstmax!** in [JM-'s Official GitHub repository](https://github.com/JMDash-Devs/JMDash), detailing about how the\
"[other libraries](/jmdash-docs/jmbasics/syntax101/calling-functions/built-in-functions.md)" will work in **JM-**'s *initial* release.
The **IDoLD** can also be referred to as the **second** part of the [IDD](/jmdash-docs/design-documents/initdesidocu.md).
Below there are the first introductive lines of the **IDoLD**
/* Initial Design of Libraries Document - 20/08/2024
{ jstmax! } @ { 62 69 74 2E 6C 79 2F 6D 78 5F 69 6E 66 6F }
In the IDoLD we'll discuss the '.frnw', '.jmath' and '.jtime'
This document should be considerable as the second part of the Initial Design for JM- (or JMDash) Document.
First thing: Let's include the libraries/header files we're gonna use
As i already have mentioned in the IDD, you can include libraries/header files using '#incd' */
#incd .frnw && .jmath && .jtime
/* As you can see we can use JM-'s logical operators in #incd to include multiple libraries in a single line.
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