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+Function/syntax application
+===========================
+
+Builtin function/syntax application
+-----------------------------------
+
+Data representing builtin function/syntax, together with type identification,
+contains number representing index of builtin entry. As described in previous
+chapters, each builtin entry contains function pointer:
+
+.. code-block:: c
+
+    typedef lsp_status_t (*lsp_builtin_cb_t)(lsp_env_t *e, lsp_addr_t ctx, lsp_addr_t args);
+
+Application of builtin function/syntax calls provided native function
+with arguments provided to function/syntax application.
+
+Only difference between builtin function and syntax application is in arguments
+provided to application itself. In case of function application, these
+arguments are previously evaluated and in case of syntax, they are provided
+without previous evaluation.
+
+
+User defined function/syntax application
+----------------------------------------
+
+Data representation of function/syntax references:
+
+    * parent context
+    * argument name list
+    * function/syntax body
+
+During function/syntax application, new context is created as copy of
+associated parent context. That context is used for evaluation of
+function/syntax content. Prior to content evaluation, provided arguments
+are added as new entries in context and are associated with symbols
+from argument name list based on their position in list. Once context
+is created and argument values are associated, function/syntax body is
+evaluated. Evaluation of function/syntax body is sequential evaluation
+of all available expression (from first to last) where value of last expression
+is used as resulting value.
+
+In case of function application, result of last expression evaluation is
+also value of function application itself. In case of syntax evaluation,
+result of last expression is data that is additionally evaluated in context
+from which syntax application was called.
+
+
+Source code
+-----------
+
+apply.h
+'''''''
+
+.. literalinclude:: ../src_c/apply.h
+    :language: c
+
+
+apply.c
+'''''''
+
+.. literalinclude:: ../src_c/apply.c
+    :language: c