csi {FILENAME|OPTION}
where FILENAME specifies a file with Scheme source-code. If the
extension of the source-file is .scm, it may be omitted. The
runtime options described in 3.1 are also available
for the interpreter. If the environment variable CSI_OPTIONS
is set to a list of options, then these options are additionally passed
to every direct or indirect invocation of csi. Please note that
runtime options (like -:...) can not be passed using this method.
The options recognized by the interpreter are:
-
- -
-
Ignore everything on the command-line following this marker. Runtime
options (``-:...'') are still recognized.
- -case-sensitive
-
Enables the reader to read symbols case sensitive. The default is to read
non case sensitive. This option registers the case-sensitive
feature identifier.
- -batch
-
Quit the interpreter after processing all command line options.
- -eval EXPRESSIONS
-
Evaluate EXPRESSIONS.
- -feature SYMBOL
-
Registers SYMBOL to be a valid feature identifier for
cond-expand.
- -help
-
Write a summary of the available command line options to standard ouput
and exit.
- -hygienic
-
Load syntax-case macro package and enable high-level macros in
interpreted code. This option registers the hygienic-macros
feature identifier.
- -include-path PATHNAME
-
Specifies an alternative search-path for files included via the
include special form. This option may be given multiple times. If
the environment variable CHICKEN_INCLUDE_PATH is set, it
should contain a list of alternative include pathnames separated by
``;''. The environment variable CHICKEN_HOME is also
considered as a search path.
- -keyword-style STYLE
-
Enables alternative keyword syntax, where STYLE may be either
prefix (as in Common Lisp) or suffix (as in DSSSL).
Any other value is ignored.
- -no-feature SYMBOL
-
Unregisters feature identifier SYMBOL.
- -no-init
-
Do not load initialization-file. If this option is not given and the file
/.csirc exists, then it is loaded before the read-eval-print
loop commences.
- -no-warnings
-
Disables any warnings that might be issued by the reader or evaluated code.
- -quiet
-
Do not print a startup message.
- -script PATHNAME
-
This is equivalent to -batch -quiet -no-init
PATHNAME. Arguments following PATHNAME are available by using
command-line-arguments and are not processed as interpreter
options.
- -script-meta PATHNAME
-
This is similar to the -script option, but the file specified
by PATHNAME is opened, the first line is treated as containing
additional command line options and (after processing all the options)
the code from the given file is loaded.
- -srfi-7
-
Process any source files as SRFI-7 configuration language. (see: the
SRFI-7 document3)
- -strict
-
Disable non-standard macros.
- -strict-srfi-0
-
Disable non-standard macros except cond-expand.
- -strict-reader
-
Disables non-standard read syntax.
- -strict-letrec
-
Enable fully R5RS compliant letrec. This generates slightly less
efficient code but preserves standard semantics.
- -version
-
Write the banner with version information to standard output and exit.
- -visit FILENAME
-
Reads the source-file FILENAME and performs macro-expansions.
This makes macros defined in that file available without actually
loading the code.
- -setup EXTENSION | OPTION ... ARG1 ...
-
Extracts, builds and/or installs a setup script.