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CSI(1)							      General Commands Manual							    CSI(1)

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NAME

       csi - The Chicken Scheme Interpreter

SYNOPSIS

       csi [ pathname | option ...  ]

DESCRIPTION

       csi is an interpreter for the programming language Scheme supporting most of the features as described in the Revised^5 Report on the Algo-
       rithmic Language Scheme csi is implemented as a program compiled with the chicken compiler.

OPTIONS

       Enter csi -help for a list of supported command-line options.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       CHICKEN_INCLUDE_PATH
	      Contains one or more pathnames where the interpreter should also look for include-files, separated by ; characters.

       CHICKEN_PREFIX
	      Is used as a prefix directory for support files, include-files and libraries.

       CSI_OPTIONS
	      When set to a string of command-line options, then the options are passed implicitly to every direct or indirect invocation of csi
	      Note that runtime options of the form -...  can not be passed using this method.

DOCUMENTATION

       More information can be found in the CHICKEN User's Manual

BUGS

       Submit bug reports by e-mail to chicken-janitors@nongnu.org , preferrably using the chicken-bug tool.

AUTHOR

       The CHICKEN Team

SEE ALSO

       chicken(1) chicken-bug(1)

								    20 May 2008 							    CSI(1)

CHICKEN-BUG(1)						      General Commands Manual						    CHICKEN-BUG(1)

NAME

       chicken-bug - generates a bug report from user input

SYNOPSIS

       chicken-bug [ filename | OPTION ...  ]

OPTIONS

       -help  Show usage information.

       -to-stdout
	      Write bug report to standard output instead of writing it to a file.

       -      Read user input from standard input, even if files are given on the command line.

DESCRIPTION

       chicken-bug generates a bug report file that collects user-input, optional files and system information obtained from the installed CHICKEN
       executables and libraries. Non-option arguments given on the command line are inserted into the bug report. If no option is given, or if  -
       has been passed on the command line, then a description of the problem is read from standard input, until EOF (CTRL-D) or a line consisting
       only of "." (period) is read.

       The bug report will be written to a file in the current directory, which should be sent to CHICKEN maintainers as it contains various  use-
       ful bits of information that make it easier to classify the problem described.

       Bug  reports  should be as detailed as possible. It is also very helpful to include code that reproduces the problem. The more detailed the
       input and the more thorough the description is, the easier you make it for the CHICKEN developers to help you.

BUGS

       Submit bug reports by e-mail to chicken-janitors@nongnu.org

AUTHOR

       The CHICKEN Team.

SEE ALSO

       chicken(1)

								    19 Sep 2001 						    CHICKEN-BUG(1)