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S7(1)			       SEED7 INTERPRETER			 S7(1)

NAME
       s7 - interpreter for the Seed7 programming language

SYNOPSIS
       s7 [ options ] sourcefile [ parameters ]

DESCRIPTION
       s7  invokes the Seed7 interpreter.  Seed7 is an extensible general pur‐
       pose programming language. It is a higher level	language  compared  to
       Ada,  C/C++  and	 Java. Its major features include: user defined state‐
       ments and operators, abstract data  types,  templates  without  special
       syntax,	OO  with  interfaces  and multiple dispatch, statically typed,
       interpreted or compiled, and portability. The  documentation  of	 Seed7
       and many examples can be found in /usr/share/doc/seed7

OPTIONS
       -?     Write Seed7 interpreter usage.
       -a     Analyze only and suppress the execution phase.
       -dx    Set compile time trace level to x. E.g.: -de
       -d     Equivalent to -da
       -i     Show the identifier table after the analyzing phase.
       -l     Add  a  directory	 to  the include library search path (e.g.: -l
	      ../lib ).
       -p     Specify a protocol file, for trace output (e.g.: -p prot.txt ).
       -q     Compile quiet. Line and file information and compilation statis‐
	      tics are suppressed.
       -tx    Set runtime trace level to x. E.g.: -te
       -t     Equivalent to -ta
       -vn    Set  verbosity level of analyse phase to n. Where n is between 0
	      and 3.
       -v     Equivalent to -v2
       -x     Execute even when the program contains errors.

TRACE LEVEL
       The options -d and -t can set the trace	level.	 The  following	 trace
       levels are defined:
       a      Trace primitive actions
       c      Do action check
       d      Trace dynamic calls
       e      Trace exceptions and handlers
       h      Trace heap size (in combination with 'a')
       s      Trace signals

VERBOSITY LEVEL
       The  option  -v	can  set the verbosity level.  The following verbosity
       levels are defined:
       0      Compile quiet (equivalent to -q )
       1      Write just the header with version information (default)
       2      Write a list of include libraries
       3      Write line numbers, while analyzing

FILES
       /usr/share/doc/seed7/manual.txt
	      Manual for the Seed7 programming language.
       /usr/share/doc/seed7/manual.htm
	      HTML version of the Seed7 manual.
       /usr/bin/s7
	      The Seed7 interpreter.
       /usr/lib/seed7/lib
	      Directory of the include libraries.

HOMEPAGE
       http://seed7.sourceforge.net

AUTHOR
       Seed7 was written by Thomas Mertes <thomas.mertes@gmx.at>.
       This manual page was written by Thomas Mertes <thomas.mertes@gmx.at>.

SEE ALSO
       s7c(1)

Version 5.0		       January 27, 2013				 S7(1)

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