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Program allowing the execution of scripts written in RPL/2. These programs can be interpreted or compiled. It is possible to launch this program to obtain interactive command line or to run some commands from standard input.
RPL/2(1) RPL/2 user manual RPL/2(1)
NAME
Reverse Polish Lisp/2 release 4.1.36,
half-compiled high-level language using shared libaries and mainly aim-
ing at scientific calculations and complex algorithms
SYNOPSIS
rpl [-acdDhilnpPsv] [-A data] [-S script] [-t level] [program]
DESCRIPTION
The rpl sequencer allows either the execution of a RPL/2 program or the
opening of an interactive session to enter commands directly
OPTIONS
-a analyzes program and sends preprocessor output to standard output
-A sends parameters to main program
-c allows creation of a rpl-core file, providing a way to debug a
program
-d debugs memory allocations inside RPL/2. Do not use if you do not
know what you do!
-D launches RPL/2 in daemon mode
-h shows a summary of available options
-i runs the RPL/2 sequencer in interactive mode. This option can't
be used with a program name as argument
-l prints the user licence of the software
-n ignores HUP signal
-p precompiles scripts before execution
-P or -PP
computes profile data
-s disables splash screen
-S executes script on command line
-t enables tracing mode. Each internal operation is echoed on stan-
dard output
-v prints the version number
EXIT STATUS
The sequencer returns a value of 0 if no error occurs when running a
program, else it returns a nonzero value.
PREREQUISITES AND VARIOUS ADVICES
RPL_TMP_PATH env variable is used to specify the location of tempfiles.
If this variable is not set, RPL/2 tries to use /tmp, /var/tmp or ./.
It is also recommended to use gnuplot, TeX/LaTeX, dvips and gv in asso-
ciation with RPL/2, to get advanced graphical capabilities
RELATED STANDARDS
The RPL/2 sequencer is compliant with the HP-28S calculator user manual,
and with the HP-28S itself, in its 2BB version (C) HP 1986-1987. Some
operations dealing with complex numbers are not following the defini-
tions from HP, because they are bogus. The main such operations are
transposition and scalar product.
DELIMITERS
none scalar, integer or real number, coded with at least 64 bits;
( ) complex number, coded with at least 128 bits;
# binary integer, 64 bits of length;
<< >> user-defined function, or equation (expressed in RPN);
' ' algebraic equation or variable name;
[ ] scalar vector;
[[ ]] scalar matrix;
<[ ]> table;
" " character string;
{ } list containing various objects. A list might contain other
lists;
/* */ comment;
// comment running to the end of a line;
INSTRUCTIONS
We list in this section the build-in instructions of the language. Some
might be written in several ways; the alternatives ways are listed be-
tween parenthesis. Definitions between parenthesis in a structure are
optional. Instructions written in upper case are not case-sensitive.
CONTROL STRUCTURES
IF/THEN/(ELSEIF/THEN)/(ELSE)/END, IFT, IFTE, SE-
LECT/CASE/THEN/END/(DEFAULT)/END
ERROR HANDLING
CLRERR, ERRM, ERRN, IFERR/THEN/(ELSE)/END
LOOPS PROVIDING A COUNT
FOR/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT, FOR/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/STEP, FORALL/(CY-
CLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT
LOOPS WITHOUT COUNT
START/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT, START/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/STEP
UNDEFINED LOOPS
DO/(EXIT)/UNTIL/(EXIT)/END, WHILE/(EXIT)/REPEAT/(EXIT)/END
INPUT/OUTPUT
BEEP, CLMF, DISP, INPUT, KEY, PROMPT
DEBUGGING
CONT, HALT, SST
STACK HANDLING
CLEAR, COPY, DEPTH, DROP, DROP2, DROPN, DUP, DUP2, DUPN, EDIT,
OVER, PICK, ROLL, ROLLD, ROT, SWAP
WORKING WITH VARIABLES
->, CLUSR, PARAMETER, PRIVATE, PROTECT, PURGE, RCEQ, RCL, RECALL,
SAVE, SCONJ, SHARED, SINV, SNEG, STATIC, STEQ, STO, STO+, STO-,
STO*, STO/, STORE, UNPROTECT, VARIABLE, VARS, VISIT, VOLATILE
ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS AND ELEMENTARY CALCULUS
+, -, *, /, ^ (**), =, %, %CH, %T, ABS, ARG, C->R, CEIL, CONJ,
DECR, DER, DFT, EVAL, EXP, EXPM, FACT, FFT, FLOOR, FP, IDFT,
IFFT, IM, INCR, INT, INV, IP, MANT, MAX, MCLRIN, MIN, MOD, NEG,
->NUM, P->R, ->Q, R->C, R->P, RE, RELAX, SIGN, SQ, SQRT, TAYLR,
XPON, XROOT
CONSTANTS
e, FALSE, i, infinity, PI, TRUE
FORMATTING
ENG, FIX, RND, SCI, STD, TRNC
LOGICAL AND BINARY OPERATIONS
<, <= (=<), <>, >, >= (=>), ==, AND, ASL, ASR, B->R, BIN, CF,
DEC, EQV, FC?, FC?C, FC?S, FS?, FS?C, FS?S, HEX, IN, NOT, OCT,
OR, R->B, RCLF, RCWS, RL, RLB, RR, RRB, SAME, SF, SL, SLB, SR,
SRB, STOF, STWS, XOR
TRIGONOMETRY
ACOS, ASIN, ATAN, COS, D->R, DEG, ->HMS, HMS->, HMS-, HMS+, R->D,
RAD, SIN, TAN
LOGARITHMS
ACOSH, ALOG, ASINH, ATANH, COSH, LN, LNP1, LOG, SINH, TANH
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
BESSEL, GAMMA
STATISTICS
CLS, COLS, COMB, CORR, COV, DRWS, MAXS, MEAN, MINS, NRAND, NS,
PCOV, PERM, PSDEV, PVAR, RAND, RCLS, RDGN, RDZ, S-, S+, SCLS,
SDEV, SPAR, STOS, SX, SX2, SXY, SY, SY2, TOT, UTPC, UTPF, UTPN,
UTPT, VAR, XCOL, YCOL
DEALING WITH MATRIX AND VECTOR
->ARRAY (->ARRY), ARRAY-> (ARRY->), CNRM, COL+, COL-, COL->,
->COL, CON, COND, CROSS, CSWP, DET, DOT, DIAG->, ->DIAG, EGV,
EGVL, GEGV, GEGVL, GET, GETC, GETI, GETR, GLEGV, GREGV, IDN,
LCHOL, LEGV, LQ, LSQ, LU, MAX, MIN, PUT, PUTC, PUTI, PUTR, QR,
RANK, RCI, RCIJ, RDM, REGV, RNRM, ROW+, ROW-, ROW->, ->ROW, RSD,
RSWP, SCHUR, SIZE, SQ, SVD, SVL, TRN, UCHOL
DEALING WITH TABLES
CRTAB, GET, L->T, PUT, RECORD, T->L, ->TABLE, TABLE->
LISTS GET, GETI, HEAD, L->T, ->LIST, LIST->, POS, PUT, PUTI, REPL,
REVLIST, SIZE, SORT, SUB, T->L, TAIL
STRINGS
CHR, CURRENC, LCASE, NUM, POS, RECODE, REGEX, REPL, RGDL, RGDR,
SIZE, SREV, ->STR, STR->, SUB, TOKENIZE, TRIM, UCASE
EXPRESSIONS HANDLING
OBGET, OBSUB, EXGET, EXSUB
FILE AND SOCKET HANDLING
APPEND, BACKSPACE, CLOSE, CLRSOCK, CREATE, DELETE, FORMAT, IN-
QUIRE, LOCK, OPEN, POLL, READ, REWIND, SYNC, TARGET, UNLOCK,
WFLOCK, WFSOCK, WRITE
GRAPHICAL OUTPUT AND PRINTING
*D, *H, *S, *W, AUTOSCALE, AXES, CENTR, CLLCD, CR, DEPND, DGTIZ,
DRAW, DRAX, ERASE, EYEPT, FUNCTION, HISTOGRAM, INDEP, LABEL,
LCD->, ->LCD, LINE, LOGSCALE, MARK, NEWPLANE, PAPER, PARAMETRIC,
PERSIST, PLOT, PLOTTER, PMAX, PMIN, POLAR, PPAR, PR1, PRINT,
PRLCD, PRMD, PRST, PRSTC, PRUSR, PRVAR, REDRAW, RES, SCATTER,
SCALE, SLICE, SLICESCALE, TITLE, WIREFRAME
LIBRARIES
EXTERNALS, REMOVE, USE
PROCESS
ATEXIT, ATPOKE, CLRATEXIT, CLRATPOKE, CLRFUSE, CLRMTX, CLRSMPHR,
CLRSWI, CONTINUE, CRITICAL/END, CRMTX, CRSMPHR, CSTOP, DAEMONIZE,
DETACH, FUSE, ISWI, MTXLOCK, MTXSTATUS, MTXTRYLOCK, MTXUNLOCK,
NBRCPUS, NRPROC, PEEK, POKE, PROCID, RCLSWI, RECV, RFUSE, RSTOP,
SCHED, SEND, SMPHRDECR, SMPHRGETV, SMPHRINCR, SMPHRTRYDECR,
SPAWN, STOP, STOSWI, SUSPEND, SWI, SWILOCK, SWIQUEUE, SWISTATUS,
SWIUNLOCK, WFACK, WFDATA, WFPOKE, WFPROC, WFSWI, YIELD
MISC <<, >>, ABORT, ALARM, BACKTRACE, CIPHER, CLRCNTXT, COMPRESS, CON-
VERT, COPYRIGHT, DATE, DIGEST, DROPCNTXT, DUPCNTXT, HELP, IM-
PLICIT, ITRACE, JDATE, KILL, LAST, LOCALIZATION, LOGGER, MEM,
MEMLOCK, MEMUNLOCK, PSHCNTXT, PSHPRFL, PULCNTXT, PULPRFL, RDATE,
RESTART, RETURN, SPLASH, SWAPCNTXT, SYSEVAL, TIME, TYPE, UNCOM-
PRESS, VERIFY, VERSION, WAIT, WARRANTY, WORKDIR
DATABASES
SQLCONNECT, SQLDISCONNECT, SQLQUERY
PREPROSSESSING
#date, #define, #defeval, #else, #endif, #error, #eval, #file,
#if, #ifdef, #ifeq, #ifndef, #ifneq, #include, #line, #mode, #un-
def, #warning
USEFUL LINKS
http://www.rpl2.net
official WWW page of RPL/2;
jkb@systella.fr
the author's email address;
rpl2@rayleigh.systella.fr
RPL/2 mailing-list, useful to ask some advice, report bugs and
talk about new features
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NAME
Reverse Polish Lisp/2 release 4.1.36,
half-compiled high-level language using shared libaries and mainly aim-
ing at scientific calculations and complex algorithms
SYNOPSIS
rpl [-acdDhilnpPsv] [-A data] [-S script] [-t level] [program]
DESCRIPTION
The rpl sequencer allows either the execution of a RPL/2 program or the
opening of an interactive session to enter commands directly
OPTIONS
-a analyzes program and sends preprocessor output to standard output
-A sends parameters to main program
-c allows creation of a rpl-core file, providing a way to debug a
program
-d debugs memory allocations inside RPL/2. Do not use if you do not
know what you do!
-D launches RPL/2 in daemon mode
-h shows a summary of available options
-i runs the RPL/2 sequencer in interactive mode. This option can't
be used with a program name as argument
-l prints the user licence of the software
-n ignores HUP signal
-p precompiles scripts before execution
-P or -PP
computes profile data
-s disables splash screen
-S executes script on command line
-t enables tracing mode. Each internal operation is echoed on stan-
dard output
-v prints the version number
EXIT STATUS
The sequencer returns a value of 0 if no error occurs when running a
program, else it returns a nonzero value.
PREREQUISITES AND VARIOUS ADVICES
RPL_TMP_PATH env variable is used to specify the location of tempfiles.
If this variable is not set, RPL/2 tries to use /tmp, /var/tmp or ./.
It is also recommended to use gnuplot, TeX/LaTeX, dvips and gv in asso-
ciation with RPL/2, to get advanced graphical capabilities
RELATED STANDARDS
The RPL/2 sequencer is compliant with the HP-28S calculator user manual,
and with the HP-28S itself, in its 2BB version (C) HP 1986-1987. Some
operations dealing with complex numbers are not following the defini-
tions from HP, because they are bogus. The main such operations are
transposition and scalar product.
DELIMITERS
none scalar, integer or real number, coded with at least 64 bits;
( ) complex number, coded with at least 128 bits;
# binary integer, 64 bits of length;
<< >> user-defined function, or equation (expressed in RPN);
' ' algebraic equation or variable name;
[ ] scalar vector;
[[ ]] scalar matrix;
<[ ]> table;
" " character string;
{ } list containing various objects. A list might contain other
lists;
/* */ comment;
// comment running to the end of a line;
INSTRUCTIONS
We list in this section the build-in instructions of the language. Some
might be written in several ways; the alternatives ways are listed be-
tween parenthesis. Definitions between parenthesis in a structure are
optional. Instructions written in upper case are not case-sensitive.
CONTROL STRUCTURES
IF/THEN/(ELSEIF/THEN)/(ELSE)/END, IFT, IFTE, SE-
LECT/CASE/THEN/END/(DEFAULT)/END
ERROR HANDLING
CLRERR, ERRM, ERRN, IFERR/THEN/(ELSE)/END
LOOPS PROVIDING A COUNT
FOR/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT, FOR/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/STEP, FORALL/(CY-
CLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT
LOOPS WITHOUT COUNT
START/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/NEXT, START/(CYCLE)/(EXIT)/STEP
UNDEFINED LOOPS
DO/(EXIT)/UNTIL/(EXIT)/END, WHILE/(EXIT)/REPEAT/(EXIT)/END
INPUT/OUTPUT
BEEP, CLMF, DISP, INPUT, KEY, PROMPT
DEBUGGING
CONT, HALT, SST
STACK HANDLING
CLEAR, COPY, DEPTH, DROP, DROP2, DROPN, DUP, DUP2, DUPN, EDIT,
OVER, PICK, ROLL, ROLLD, ROT, SWAP
WORKING WITH VARIABLES
->, CLUSR, PARAMETER, PRIVATE, PROTECT, PURGE, RCEQ, RCL, RECALL,
SAVE, SCONJ, SHARED, SINV, SNEG, STATIC, STEQ, STO, STO+, STO-,
STO*, STO/, STORE, UNPROTECT, VARIABLE, VARS, VISIT, VOLATILE
ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS AND ELEMENTARY CALCULUS
+, -, *, /, ^ (**), =, %, %CH, %T, ABS, ARG, C->R, CEIL, CONJ,
DECR, DER, DFT, EVAL, EXP, EXPM, FACT, FFT, FLOOR, FP, IDFT,
IFFT, IM, INCR, INT, INV, IP, MANT, MAX, MCLRIN, MIN, MOD, NEG,
->NUM, P->R, ->Q, R->C, R->P, RE, RELAX, SIGN, SQ, SQRT, TAYLR,
XPON, XROOT
CONSTANTS
e, FALSE, i, infinity, PI, TRUE
FORMATTING
ENG, FIX, RND, SCI, STD, TRNC
LOGICAL AND BINARY OPERATIONS
<, <= (=<), <>, >, >= (=>), ==, AND, ASL, ASR, B->R, BIN, CF,
DEC, EQV, FC?, FC?C, FC?S, FS?, FS?C, FS?S, HEX, IN, NOT, OCT,
OR, R->B, RCLF, RCWS, RL, RLB, RR, RRB, SAME, SF, SL, SLB, SR,
SRB, STOF, STWS, XOR
TRIGONOMETRY
ACOS, ASIN, ATAN, COS, D->R, DEG, ->HMS, HMS->, HMS-, HMS+, R->D,
RAD, SIN, TAN
LOGARITHMS
ACOSH, ALOG, ASINH, ATANH, COSH, LN, LNP1, LOG, SINH, TANH
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
BESSEL, GAMMA
STATISTICS
CLS, COLS, COMB, CORR, COV, DRWS, MAXS, MEAN, MINS, NRAND, NS,
PCOV, PERM, PSDEV, PVAR, RAND, RCLS, RDGN, RDZ, S-, S+, SCLS,
SDEV, SPAR, STOS, SX, SX2, SXY, SY, SY2, TOT, UTPC, UTPF, UTPN,
UTPT, VAR, XCOL, YCOL
DEALING WITH MATRIX AND VECTOR
->ARRAY (->ARRY), ARRAY-> (ARRY->), CNRM, COL+, COL-, COL->,
->COL, CON, COND, CROSS, CSWP, DET, DOT, DIAG->, ->DIAG, EGV,
EGVL, GEGV, GEGVL, GET, GETC, GETI, GETR, GLEGV, GREGV, IDN,
LCHOL, LEGV, LQ, LSQ, LU, MAX, MIN, PUT, PUTC, PUTI, PUTR, QR,
RANK, RCI, RCIJ, RDM, REGV, RNRM, ROW+, ROW-, ROW->, ->ROW, RSD,
RSWP, SCHUR, SIZE, SQ, SVD, SVL, TRN, UCHOL
DEALING WITH TABLES
CRTAB, GET, L->T, PUT, RECORD, T->L, ->TABLE, TABLE->
LISTS GET, GETI, HEAD, L->T, ->LIST, LIST->, POS, PUT, PUTI, REPL,
REVLIST, SIZE, SORT, SUB, T->L, TAIL
STRINGS
CHR, CURRENC, LCASE, NUM, POS, RECODE, REGEX, REPL, RGDL, RGDR,
SIZE, SREV, ->STR, STR->, SUB, TOKENIZE, TRIM, UCASE
EXPRESSIONS HANDLING
OBGET, OBSUB, EXGET, EXSUB
FILE AND SOCKET HANDLING
APPEND, BACKSPACE, CLOSE, CLRSOCK, CREATE, DELETE, FORMAT, IN-
QUIRE, LOCK, OPEN, POLL, READ, REWIND, SYNC, TARGET, UNLOCK,
WFLOCK, WFSOCK, WRITE
GRAPHICAL OUTPUT AND PRINTING
*D, *H, *S, *W, AUTOSCALE, AXES, CENTR, CLLCD, CR, DEPND, DGTIZ,
DRAW, DRAX, ERASE, EYEPT, FUNCTION, HISTOGRAM, INDEP, LABEL,
LCD->, ->LCD, LINE, LOGSCALE, MARK, NEWPLANE, PAPER, PARAMETRIC,
PERSIST, PLOT, PLOTTER, PMAX, PMIN, POLAR, PPAR, PR1, PRINT,
PRLCD, PRMD, PRST, PRSTC, PRUSR, PRVAR, REDRAW, RES, SCATTER,
SCALE, SLICE, SLICESCALE, TITLE, WIREFRAME
LIBRARIES
EXTERNALS, REMOVE, USE
PROCESS
ATEXIT, ATPOKE, CLRATEXIT, CLRATPOKE, CLRFUSE, CLRMTX, CLRSMPHR,
CLRSWI, CONTINUE, CRITICAL/END, CRMTX, CRSMPHR, CSTOP, DAEMONIZE,
DETACH, FUSE, ISWI, MTXLOCK, MTXSTATUS, MTXTRYLOCK, MTXUNLOCK,
NBRCPUS, NRPROC, PEEK, POKE, PROCID, RCLSWI, RECV, RFUSE, RSTOP,
SCHED, SEND, SMPHRDECR, SMPHRGETV, SMPHRINCR, SMPHRTRYDECR,
SPAWN, STOP, STOSWI, SUSPEND, SWI, SWILOCK, SWIQUEUE, SWISTATUS,
SWIUNLOCK, WFACK, WFDATA, WFPOKE, WFPROC, WFSWI, YIELD
MISC <<, >>, ABORT, ALARM, BACKTRACE, CIPHER, CLRCNTXT, COMPRESS, CON-
VERT, COPYRIGHT, DATE, DIGEST, DROPCNTXT, DUPCNTXT, HELP, IM-
PLICIT, ITRACE, JDATE, KILL, LAST, LOCALIZATION, LOGGER, MEM,
MEMLOCK, MEMUNLOCK, PSHCNTXT, PSHPRFL, PULCNTXT, PULPRFL, RDATE,
RESTART, RETURN, SPLASH, SWAPCNTXT, SYSEVAL, TIME, TYPE, UNCOM-
PRESS, VERIFY, VERSION, WAIT, WARRANTY, WORKDIR
DATABASES
SQLCONNECT, SQLDISCONNECT, SQLQUERY
PREPROSSESSING
#date, #define, #defeval, #else, #endif, #error, #eval, #file,
#if, #ifdef, #ifeq, #ifndef, #ifneq, #include, #line, #mode, #un-
def, #warning
USEFUL LINKS
http://www.rpl2.net
official WWW page of RPL/2;
jkb@systella.fr
the author's email address;
rpl2@rayleigh.systella.fr
RPL/2 mailing-list, useful to ask some advice, report bugs and
talk about new features
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rplc
This program is the only one of RPL/2 family that is not distributed under CeCILL license. Today, there is no public available release. This tool is required to build standalone binary RPL/2 executable.
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > cat hello.rpl
#!/usr/local/bin/rpl -sp
MAIN
<<
"Hello, World!" disp
>>
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > ./rplc hello.rpl hello
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > file hello
hello: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, SPARC32PLUS, V8+ Required, version 1 (SYSV),
dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.18, stripped
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > ./hello
+++RPL/2 (R) version 4.0.13 (Monday 03/15/10, 12:57:39 CET)
+++Copyright (C) 1989 to 2009, 2010 BERTRAND Joel
Hello, World!
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] >
#!/usr/local/bin/rpl -sp
MAIN
<<
"Hello, World!" disp
>>
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > ./rplc hello.rpl hello
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > file hello
hello: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, SPARC32PLUS, V8+ Required, version 1 (SYSV),
dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.18, stripped
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] > ./hello
+++RPL/2 (R) version 4.0.13 (Monday 03/15/10, 12:57:39 CET)
+++Copyright (C) 1989 to 2009, 2010 BERTRAND Joel
Hello, World!
tchebytchev:[~/rpl/rplc-1.0.0] >
Shared libraries
mkrplso
RPL/2(1) RPL/2 user manual RPL/2(1)
NAME
Compile and build RPL/C external modules for RPL/2 language (DEVELOP-
MENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
mkrplso [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The mkrplso utility is a gfortran wrapper used to compile or build RPL/2
exteral modules. All available options are described in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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NAME
Compile and build RPL/C external modules for RPL/2 language (DEVELOP-
MENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
mkrplso [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The mkrplso utility is a gfortran wrapper used to compile or build RPL/2
exteral modules. All available options are described in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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rplcc
RPL/2(1) RPL/2 user manual RPL/2(1)
NAME
Compile C source code that calls one or more RPL/2 functions (DEVELOP-
MENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rplcc [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The rplc utility is a gfortran wrapper. All available options are de-
scribed in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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NAME
Compile C source code that calls one or more RPL/2 functions (DEVELOP-
MENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rplcc [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The rplc utility is a gfortran wrapper. All available options are de-
scribed in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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rpllink
RPL/2(1) RPL/2 user manual RPL/2(1)
NAME
Link C source code that calls one or more RPL/2 functions (DEVELOPMENT,
RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rpllink [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The rpllink utility is a gfortran wrapper. All available options are de-
scribed in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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NAME
Link C source code that calls one or more RPL/2 functions (DEVELOPMENT,
RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rpllink [options] filename
DESCRIPTION
The rpllink utility is a gfortran wrapper. All available options are de-
scribed in gfortran manual.
OPTIONS
See gfortran.
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Tools
rplpp
This preprocessor is not other than gpp, a preprocessor of general use adapted to RPL/2 language.
rpltags
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NAME
rpltags - create a tags file (DEVELOPMENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rpltags pathname
DESCRIPTION
The rpltags utility shall be provided on systems that support RPL/2 lan-
guage.
The rpltags utility shall write a tagsfile or an index of objects from
RPL/2-language source files specified by the pathname operands. The
tagsfile shall list the locators of language-specific objects within the
source files. A locator consists of a name, pathname, and either a
search pattern or a line number that can be used in searching for the
object definition.
OPTIONS
None
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NAME
rpltags - create a tags file (DEVELOPMENT, RPL/2)
SYNOPSIS
rpltags pathname
DESCRIPTION
The rpltags utility shall be provided on systems that support RPL/2 lan-
guage.
The rpltags utility shall write a tagsfile or an index of objects from
RPL/2-language source files specified by the pathname operands. The
tagsfile shall list the locators of language-specific objects within the
source files. A locator consists of a name, pathname, and either a
search pattern or a line number that can be used in searching for the
object definition.
OPTIONS
None
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Others
rplawk
As some systems do not have decent AWK tool, RPL/2 has its own implementation. This AWK is written by Brian Kernighan and modified to remove yacc dependency.
rplconvert
It is a renamed GNU units used to do units conversions.
rplfile
Due to some bugs in file tool provided by some operating systems, RPL/2 is shipped with a patched NetBSD file renamed in rplfile.
rpliconv
RPL/2 adapts outputs to current localization. rpliconv is used to translate file encoding before compilation.