Scheme 48 Manual -- Higher-order modules

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## Higher-order modules

There are `define-module` and `define` forms for defining modules that are intended to be instantiated multiple times. But these are pretty kludgey -- for example, compiled code isn't shared between the instantiations -- so we won't describe them yet. If you must know, figure it out from the following grammar.

<definition> | `->` `(d` | `efine-module (<name> (<name> <interface>)*)`
|  | <definition>*
|  | <name>`)`
| `->` `(define <name> (<name> <name>*))`

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