1  [[cha:rs274]]
 2  
 3  = Stand Alone Interpreter
 4  
 5  The rs274 stand alone interpreter is available for use via the command line.
 6  
 7  == Usage
 8  
 9  ----
10  Usage: rs274 [-p interp.so] [-t tool.tbl] [-v var-file.var] [-n 0|1|2]
11            [-b] [-s] [-g] [input file [output file]]
12  
13      -p: Specify the pluggable interpreter to use
14      -t: Specify the .tbl (tool table) file to use
15      -v: Specify the .var (parameter) file to use
16      -n: Specify the continue mode:
17             0: continue
18             1: enter MDI mode
19             2: stop (default)
20      -b: Toggle the 'block delete' flag (default: OFF)
21      -s: Toggle the 'print stack' flag (default: OFF)
22      -g: Toggle the 'go (batch mode)' flag (default: OFF)
23      -i: specify the .ini file (default: no ini file)
24      -T: call task_init()
25      -l: specify the log_level (default: -1)
26  ----
27  
28  == Example
29  
30  To see the output of a loop for example we can run rs274 on the following file
31  and see that the loop never ends. To break out of the loop use Ctrl Z. The
32  following two files are needed to run the example.
33  
34  .test.ngc
35  ----
36  #<test> = 123.352
37  
38  o101 while [[#<test> MOD 60 ] NE 0]
39  (debug,#<test>)
40      #<test> = [#<test> + 1]
41  o101 endwhile
42  
43  M2
44  ----
45  
46  .test.tbl
47  ----
48  T1 P1 Z0.511 D0.125 ;1/8 end mill
49  T2 P2 Z0.1 D0.0625 ;1/16 end mill
50  T3 P3 Z1.273 D0.201 ;#7 tap drill
51  ----
52  
53  .command
54  ----
55  rs274 -g test.ngc -t test.tbl
56  ----