adscript:tldr:d6d64

adscript: Compile and link a file to a standalone executable.

adscript

$ adscript --executable --output ${filename} ${path-to-input_file-adscript}

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The command "adscript" is a command-line tool or script that is being executed in this case.

The "--executable" flag is an option provided to the adscript command to indicate that it should be treated as an executable file. This might be necessary if the adscript command is not currently marked as executable or if it needs to override any default execution settings.

The "--output" flag is used to specify the output file or destination for the adscript command's output. In this case, the "${filename}" variable is being used as a placeholder for the actual output file name. The value of the "${filename}" variable should be provided at the time of executing the command.

The "${path-to-input_file-adscript}" is another placeholder variable for the path to the input file that the adscript command needs for its execution. Similar to the filename, the value of this variable should be replaced with the actual path to the input file when running the command.

In summary, the command is invoking the adscript tool as an executable, providing an output file name, and specifying the path to an input file. The actual values of the filename and path need to be provided when executing the command.

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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