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RETRO(1) General Commands Manual RETRO(1)
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RETRO
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retro - a modern, pragmatic forth development system
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SYNOPSIS
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retro [-h] [-i] [-t] [-f filename] [-u filename] [-r filename]
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[filename script-args]
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DESCRIPTION
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RETRO is a modern, pragmatic Forth drawing influences from many sources.
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It's clean, elegant, tiny, and easy to grasp and adapt to various uses.
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retro is the main interface for interacting with Retro. It provides both
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an interactive and a scripting model.
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OPTIONS
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-h Display a help screen.
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-i Start Retro in interactive mode.
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-s Start Retro in interactive mode and supress the startup message.
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-t Run any test blocks in the loaded files.
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-f filename
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Run any code blocks in the specified file.
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-u filename
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Load and use the specified image file rather than the integral
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one.
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-r filename
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Load and run the code in the specified image file rather than
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the integral one.
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filename script-args
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Run code blocks in a single file. Pass script-args to the code
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being run.
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AUTHORS
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Charles Childers <crc@forthworks.com>
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OpenBSD 6.4 Setember 2019 OpenBSD 6.4
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