s7 - interpreter for the Seed7 programming language
s7 [ options ] sourcefile [ parameters ]
s7 invokes the Seed7 interpreter. Seed7 is an extensible
general purpose programming language. It is a higher level language compared
to Ada, C/C++ and Java. Its major features include: user defined statements
and operators, abstract data types, templates without special syntax, OO with
interfaces and multiple dispatch, statically typed, interpreted or compiled,
and portability. The documentation of Seed7 and many examples can be
found in /usr/share/doc/seed7
- -?
- Write Seed7 interpreter usage.
- -a
- Analyze only and suppress the execution phase.
- -dx
- Set compile time trace level to x. E.g.: -de
- -d
- Equivalent to -da
- -i
- Show the identifier table after the analyzing phase.
- -l
- Add a directory to the include library search path (e.g.: -l
../lib ).
- -p
- Specify a protocol file, for trace output (e.g.: -p prot.txt
).
- -q
- Compile quiet. Line and file information and compilation statistics are
suppressed.
- -s
- Deactivate signal handlers.
- -tx
- Set runtime trace level to x. E.g.: -te
- -t
- Equivalent to -ta
- -vn
- Set verbosity level of analyse phase to n. Where n is between 0 and
3.
- -v
- Equivalent to -v2
- -x
- Execute even if the program contains errors.
The options -d and -t can set the trace level. The following trace
levels are defined:
- a
- Trace primitive actions
- c
- Do action check
- d
- Trace dynamic calls
- e
- Trace exceptions and handlers
- h
- Trace heap size (in combination with 'a')
- s
- Trace signals
The option -v can set the verbosity level. The following verbosity levels
are defined:
- 0
- Compile quiet (equivalent to -q )
- 1
- Write just the header with version information (default)
- 2
- Write a list of include libraries
- 3
- Write line numbers, while analyzing
- /usr/share/doc/seed7/manual.txt
- Manual for the Seed7 programming language.
- /usr/share/doc/seed7/manual.htm
- HTML version of the Seed7 manual.
- /usr/bin/s7
- The Seed7 interpreter.
- /usr/lib/seed7/lib
- Directory of the include libraries.
http://seed7.sourceforge.net
Seed7 was written by Thomas Mertes <thomas.mertes@gmx.at>.
This manual page was written by Thomas Mertes
<thomas.mertes@gmx.at>.