Re: Command-line MuPad/MSWindows

Philip A. Viton wrote:

Yes, this works in MS Windows - thanks very much! (By the way, are the
options to mupkern documented anywhere? I can't find them).

Seems mupkern /? is the closest to documentation you'll find. Maybe
the Unix output helps a bit?

Usage:
mupad [-g] [-f] [-F] [-r] [-R] [-v] [-l libpath] [-p packpath]
[-m modpath] [-u userpath] [-h helppath] [-a stacksize]
[-L primelimit] [-P [pPeEsSwW]] [-P (srp|swp|sxp)(=|+) path]
[-t logfile] [-w sec] [-b -] [-b output] [-U opts] [-S]
[-V] [file...]

-g debug mode
-v verbose debug mode
-f the user initfile will not be read
-F the package init files will not be read
-r prints root path of MuPAD and exits
-R raw mode (for front end communication)

-l set library path
-p set package path (may be repeated)
-u set path of user init file and preferences
-m set modules path
-h set help path (plain text help pages)

-a set size of arithmetic stack
-L set limit of prime number table
-P p = suppress printing a prompt (default=P)
e = suppress echoing of input (default=e)
S = secure kernel mode (default=s)
w = suppress warnings (default=W)
-P srp= = set secure read path list
swp= = set secure write path list
sxp= = set secure exec path list
srp+ = add to secure read path list
swp+ = add to secure write path list
sxp+ = add to secure exec path list
-U set a user option string
-S startup silently
-V prints the MuPAD version and exits

-w install a watchdog

-t test coverage mode; statistical information goes in 'logfile'
-b execute in batch mode, option '-' suppresses any output


Quite a few of these, such as -S or -P p, are pointless in Windows.

Regards,
Christopher
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