GRACKET(1) General Commands Manual GRACKET(1)NAME
gracket - the GUI Racket implementation
SYNOPSIS
gracket [ option ... ] [ argument ... ]
DESCRIPTION
GRacket is the GUI-application variant of racket.
Run
gracket --help
for a list of command-line options and other start-up information.
Supplying no arguments to gracket is the same as supplying the -i option for interactive evaluation.
Supplying non-switch, non-configuration arguments to gracket is the same as putting -u before the arguments to run the first one as a mod-
ule-based script.
MORE INFORMATION
For further information, run
raco docs
to open installed documentation in your web browser.
Alternately, consult the on-line documentation and other information available at
http://racket-lang.org/
AUTHOR
GRacket was implemented by Matthew Flatt (mflatt@racket-lang.org), Robert Bruce Findler (robby@racket-lang.org), John Clements
(clements@racket-lang.org), and PLT.
SEE ALSO raco(1), drracket(1), racket(1)4th Berkeley Distribution May 2010 GRACKET(1)
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scilab-cli - Scientific software package - Command Line Interpreter
SYNOPSIS
scilab [ -h | -f file | -e instruction | -l lang | -mem n | -nb | -ns | -nouserstartup | -version ]
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Print product version and exit.
FILES
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~/.Scilab/<Scilab_version>/scilab.ini The user startup script.
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SCI/etc/modules.xml List of Scilab modules
SCI/etc/classpath.xml Where Scilab should load the Java libraries
SCI/etc/librarypath.xml Where Scilab should look for JNI libraries
AUTHOR
Scilab was written by the Scilab Consortium.
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