mixguile
Invoking mixguile
without arguments will enter the Guile REPL
(read-eval-print loop) after loading, if it exists, the user's
initialisation file (~/.mdk/mixguile.scm
).
mixguile
accepts the same command line options than Guile:
mixguile [-s SCRIPT] [-c EXPR] [-l FILE] [-e FUNCTION] [-qhv] [--help] [--version]
The meaning of these options is as follows:
-h | User Option |
-help | User Option |
Prints usage summary and exits. |
-v | User Option |
-version | User Option |
Prints version and copyleft information and exits. |
-s SCRIPT | User Option |
Loads Scheme code from script, evaluates it and exits. This option can be used to write executable Scheme scripts, as described in Scheme scripts. |
-c EXPR | User Option |
Evaluates the given Scheme expression and exits. |
-l FILE | User Option |
Loads the given Scheme file and enters the REPL (read-eval-print loop). |
-e FUNCTION | User Option |
After reading the script, executes the given function using the provided
command line arguments. For instance, you can write the following Scheme
script:
#! /usr/bin/mixguile \ -e main -s !# ;;; execute a given program and print the registers. (define main (lambda (args) ;; load the file provided as a command line argument (mix-load (cadr args)) ;; execute it (mix-run) ;; print the contents of registers (mix-pall))) save it in a file called, say, $ ./foo hello This invocation will cause the evaluation of the |
-q | User Option |
Do not load user's initialisation file. When mixguile starts up,
it looks for a file named mixguile.scm in the user's MDK
configuration directory (~/.mdk ), and loads it if it exists. This
option tells mixguile to skip this initialisation file loading.
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