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Command-line

Handling of command-line arguments when ACL2 is invoked

You may provide command-line arguments when invoking ACL2, which are passed to the host Lisp. For more information on this topic, along with a discussion of how to save an ACL2 executable that avoids passing command-line arguments to the host Lisp, see save-exec.

Subtopics

Save-exec

Save an executable image and a wrapper script

Argv

Get the "application level" command line arguments passed to ACL2.

Getopt

A library for processing command-line option.