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What is an HRL file? Source code file written in Erlang, a programming language used for developing real-time systems for instant messaging, e-commerce, and computer telephony; used as a header file that is included in Erlang source files ( .ERL extension); generally used for storing macros shared by different software components.

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What is an HRL file?

Source code file written in Erlang, a programming language used for developing real-time systems for instant messaging, e-commerce, and computer telephony; used as a header file that is included in Erlang source files ( .ERL extension); generally used for storing macros shared by different software components.

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Updated: January 10, 2012

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What is an HRL file?↓
Source code file written in Erlang, a programming language used for developing real-time systems for instant messaging, e-commerce, and computer telephony; used as a header file that is included in Erlang source files (.ERL extension); generally used for storing macros shared by different software components.

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