man aleph (Commandes) - the Aleph interpreter
NAME
aleph - the Aleph interpreter
SYNOPSIS
aleph [ options ] file [ arguments ]
DESCRIPTION
aleph invokes the aleph command-line interpreter. Without arguments, the interpreter is invoked interactively. With one or several arguments, the first argument is taken as the file to execute. The rest of the command line is the arguments for the file being executed. With the help of the file resolver, a file does not have to have the als or axc extensions.
OPTIONS
- -h
- prints an help message.
- -v
- displays the program version.
- -f assert
- enables assertion checking.
- -f nopath
- do not set initial path
- -i path
- add a directory or librarian to the file search path
VERSION
The current version is 0.9.0
SEE ALSO
DEBIAN NOTES
Aleph comes with an extensive documentation. With Debian, look into /usr/share/doc/aleph-doc for more information. You might need to install the aleph-doc package.
FREEBSD NOTES
Aleph comes with an extensive documentation. With FreeBSD, you can download the preformated documentation from <ftp.aleph-lang.org>.
AUTHOR
aleph has been written by Amaury Darsch <amaury@ethernix.org>. This man page has been written by Philippe Troin <phil@fifi.org> for Debian, and updated by Amaury Darsch <amaury@ethernix.org> for new versions and other platforms.