ikarus − Scheme Programming Language
ikarus -h
ikarus [-b bootfile] --r6rs-script scriptfile [opts]
ikarus [-b bootfile] [files] [opts]
The ikarus command starts the Ikarus Scheme system. Invoking ikarus without options enters a read-eval-print loop.
−h |
Show summary of options. |
−b bootfile
If the option [-b <bootfile>] is provided, the bootfile is used as the system’s initial boot file from which the environment is initialized. If that is not set, the default boot file /usr/lib/ikarus/ikarus.boot is used.
[−b bootfile] −-r6rs-script scriptfile [opts]
Starts ikarus in r6rs-script mode. The script file is treated as an R6RS-script. The command line options following scriptfile can be obtained using the "command-line" procedure in the (rnrs programs) library.
[−b bootfile] [files] [opts]
Starts ikarus in interactive mode. Each of the files is first loaded into the interaction environment before the interactive read-eval-print loop is started. The command line options following the list of files to load can be obtained using the "command-line" procedure.
/usr/lib/ikarus/ikarus.boot
none
The wrapper scheme-script(1) is useful for writing Scheme scripts that use ikarus.
Further documentation is available in /usr/share/doc/ikarus/ikarus-scheme-users-guide.pdf and at http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~aghuloum/ikarus/.
ikarus was written by Abdulaziz Ghuloum.
This manual page was written by Barak A. Pearlmutter <bap AT debian DOT org> while packaging ikarus for Debian.