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guile:tldr:4bb55
guile: Execute the script in a given Scheme file.
$ guile ${script-scm}
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This command runs the Guile interpreter to execute a Scheme script specified by the variable ${script-scm}
.
guile
is the command to invoke the Guile interpreter, which is the command-line environment for running Scheme scripts.
$
is a special character used in Linux and Unix-based systems to indicate a variable. ${script-scm}
is a placeholder for the name or path of the Scheme script file that you want to execute. You should replace ${script-scm}
with the actual name or path of the file.
When you run this command, Guile will load and interpret the specified Scheme script file, executing its contents and producing any output or performing the actions described in the script.
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