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ABCL

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 2018-10-02
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NAME

abcl 

SYNOPSIS

abcl options 

DESCRIPTION

Armed Bear Common Lisp is a conforming implementation of ANSI Common Lisp thatruns in a Java virtual machine. It compiles Lisp code directly to Java bytecode. 

OPTIONS

--help
Displays help message.
--noinform
Suppresses the printing of startup information and banner.
--noinit
Suppresses the loading of the ~/.abclrc startup file.
--nosystem
Suppresses loading the system.lisp customization file.
--eval form
Evaluates the form before initializing REPL.
--load file
Loads the file file before initializing REPL.
--load-system-file file
Loads the system file file before initializing REPL.
--batch
The process evaluates forms specified by arguments and possibly by those bythose in the intialization file ~/.abcl, and then exits.

The occurance of -- copies the remaining arguments, unprocessed, intothe variable "EXTENSIONS:*COMMAND-LINE-ARGUMENT-LIST*". 

BUGS

ABCL is a conforming ANSI Common Lisp implementation. Any other behavior shouldbe reported as a bug.

ABCL now has a manual stating its conformance to the ANSI standard, providing acompliant and practical Common Lisp implementation. 

VERSION

1.6.0 

AUTHORS

On behalf of all ABCL development team and contributors,
*
Mark Evenson
*
Erik Huelsmann
*
Rudolf Schlatte
*
Alessio Stalla
*
Ville Voutilainen
*
olof ferada
*
pipping
*
slyrus
*
vibhu
*
dmiles


 

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NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
BUGS
VERSION
AUTHORS

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