Installation of LiLFeS is very easy, since it uses configure script.
% ./configureYou can specify various options. Use -h option to see them. By default, LiLFeS is installed under /usr/local, so it is required that you have write privileges for that directory. if you don't have root privileges, it's possible to install the system into your home directory. For example, to install in ~/lilfes directory, specify the following option:
--prefix=$HOME/lilfes
% make
% make install
% lilfes LiLFeS 1.2.0 by Takaki Makino and Tsujii lab., Tokyo Univ. >">" is the command prompt of LiLFeSDFrom here, it's possible to enter commands to the LiLFeS. From the LiLFeS command line, the options listed below can be specified. You can see the options by -h option.
Option | Function |
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-l | Load a module. |
--load | |
-n | Don't read the initialization modules. |
--no_initialize | |
-u | Don't load the user initialization file ( default ~/.lilfesrc). |
--no_user_initialize | |
--warn-module-override | Display a warning if a module is being loaded more than once. |
-w | Displays all warning messages. |
--warning | |
-a | Setting command-line arguments. |
--argv | |
-e | Execute a LiLFeS program from command-line |
--eval | |
-h | Show the list of LiLFeS options. |
--help |
Variable | Function |
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LILFES_PATH | User path to search for modules, separated by ":" |
LILFESRC | LiLFeS initialization file, read during startup time. |