adscript:tldr:9967c

adscript: Cross-compile a file to an object file for a foreign CPU architecture or operating system.

adscript

$ adscript --target-triple ${i386-linux-elf} --output ${filename-o} ${path-to-input_file-adscript}

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This command is using the adscript tool to compile a file and generate an output file. Let's break down the different components:

adscript: It is the name of the tool/command that is being executed.
--target-triple ${i386-linux-elf}: This option is specifying the target system or architecture for which the code will be compiled. In this case, it is targeting the i386 architecture running the Linux operating system using the ELF executable format.
--output ${filename-o}: This option specifies the name of the output file generated by the adscript tool. ${filename-o} is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual desired name of the output file.
${path-to-input_file-adscript}: This is the path to the input file that will be compiled using the adscript tool. ${path-to-input_file-adscript} is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual path to the input file.

In summary, this command is using the adscript tool to compile the input file specified by ${path-to-input_file-adscript} into an executable file with the specified target system and architecture, and the output file will be named according to ${filename-o}.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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