load

load has the following syntax:

load file ...

Loads the specified .ll files. The extension may be omitted, but if an extension is specified, it must be .ll. Absolute and relative paths are allowed. You are talking to a shell, so the following are perfectly legal (depending upon your shell's capabilities):

% lock_lint load *.ll
% lock_lint load ../foo/abcdef{1,2}
% lock_lint load `find .  -name \*.ll -print`

The text for load is changed extensively. To set the new text, type:

% lock_lint help load