CEPL:(1) User Commands CEPL:(1) NAME cepl - a C and C++ REPL SYNOPSIS cepl [-hpvw] [-a] [-c] [-e] [-l] [-I] [-L] [-s] [-o] DESCRIPTION A readline C and C++ REPL with history, tab-completion, and undo. USAGE The following environment variables are respected: CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, LDLIBS, and LIBS. Command history is read from and saved to ~/.cepl_history. To switch between C/C++ modes, specify your C or C++ compiler with -c such as: cepl -cg++ -lboost_filesystem -lboost_context -lboost_system to run in C++ mode linking against Boost and compiling with g++, or: cepl -cclang -lelf to run in C mode linking against libelf and compiling with clang. When the -l flag is passed, the library argument is scanned for symbols which are then added to readline completion. OPTIONS Command line options: -a, --asm Name of file to output assembly to -c, --compiler Specify alternate compiler -e, --eval Evaluate argument as C/C++ code -h, --help Show help/usage information -o, --output Name of the file to output C/C++ code to -p, --parse Disable addition of dynamic library symbols to readline completion -s, --std Specify which C/C++ standard to use -v, --version Show version information -w, --warnings Compile with -Wall -Wextra -pedantic flags -l Link against specified library (flag can be repeated) -I Search directory for header files (flag can be repeated) -L Search directory for libraries (flag can be repeated) COMMANDS Lines prefixed with a ; are interpreted as commands ([] text is optional) ;f[unction] Line is defined outside of main() (e.g. ;f #define SWAP2(X) ((((X) >> 8) & 0xff) | (((X) & 0xff) << 8))) ;h[elp] Show help ;m[an] Show manpage for argument (e.g. ;m strpbrk) ;q[uit] Exit CEPL ;r[eset] Reset CEPL to its initial program state ;u[ndo] Incremental undo (can be repeated) NOTES Please direct any bug/issue reports, as well as any feature requests, to AUTHORS o . Joey Pabalinas cepl-29.0.0 July 2024 CEPL:(1)