idris-0.12: man/idris.1

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.TH man 1 "25 March 2016" "0.12" "Idris man page"
.SH NAME
idris -\ a general purpose pure functional programming language with dependent types.
.SH SYNOPSIS
idris [ options] [FILES]
.SH DESCRIPTION
Idris is a general purpose pure functional programming language with
dependent types. Dependent types allow types to be predicated on
values, meaning that some aspects of a program’s behaviour can be
specified precisely in the type. It is compiled, with eager
evaluation. Its features are influenced by Haskell and ML.

+ Full dependent types with dependent pattern matching
+ Simple case expressions, where-clauses, with-rule
+ Pattern matching let- and lambda-bindings
+ Overloading via Interfaces (Type class-like), Monad comprehensions
+ do-notation, idiom brackets
+ Syntactic conveniences for lists, tuples, dependent pairs
+ Totality checking
+ Coinductive types
+ Indentation significant syntax, Extensible syntax
+ Tactic based theorem proving (influenced by Coq)
+ Cumulative universes
+ Simple Foreign Function Interface
+ Hugs style interactive environment

It is important to note that Idris is first and foremost a research tool
and project. Thus the tooling provided and resulting programs created
should not necessarily be seen as production ready nor for industrial use.

.SH OPTIONS
  --nobanner               Suppress the banner
  -q,--quiet               Quiet verbosity
  --ide-mode               Run the Idris REPL with machine-readable syntax
  --ide-mode-socket        Choose a socket for IDE mode to listen on
  --ideslave               Deprecated version of --ide-mode
  --ideslave-socket        Deprecated version of --ide-mode-socket
  --log LEVEL              Debugging log level
  --logging-categories CATS
                           Colon separated logging categories. Use --listlogcats
                           to see list.
  --nobasepkgs             Do not use the given base package
  --noprelude              Do not use the given prelude
  --nobuiltins             Do not use the builtin functions
  --check                  Typecheck only, don't start the REPL
  -o,--output FILE         Specify output file
  --interface              Generate interface files from ExportLists
  --typeintype             Turn off Universe checking
  --total                  Require functions to be total by default
  --warnpartial            Warn about undeclared partial functions
  --warnreach              Warn about reachable but inaccessible arguments
  --listlogcats            Display logging categories
  --link                   Display link flags
  --listlibs               Display installed libraries
  --libdir                 Display library directory
  --include                Display the includes flags
  -V,--verbose             Loud verbosity
  --ibcsubdir FILE         Write IBC files into sub directory
  -i,--idrispath ARG       Add directory to the list of import paths
  -p,--package ARG         Add package as a dependency
  --port PORT              REPL TCP port
  --build IPKG             Build package
  --install IPKG           Install package
  --repl IPKG              Launch REPL, only for executables
  --clean IPKG             Clean package
  --mkdoc IPKG             Generate IdrisDoc for package
  --checkpkg IPKG          Check package only
  --testpkg IPKG           Run tests for package
  -S,--codegenonly         Do no further compilation of code generator output
  -c,--compileonly         Compile to object files rather than an executable
  --codegen TARGET         Select code generator: C, Javascript, Node and
                           bytecode are bundled with Idris
  --cg-opt ARG             Arguments to pass to code generator
  -e,--eval EXPR           Evaluate an expression without loading the REPL
  --execute                Execute as idris
  --exec EXPR              Execute as idris
  -X,--extension EXT       Turn on language extension (TypeProviders or
                           ErrorReflection)
  --no-partial-eval        Switch off partial evaluation, mainly for debugging
                           purposes
  --target TRIPLE          If supported the codegen will target the named triple.
  --cpu CPU                If supported the codegen will target the named CPU
                           e.g. corei7 or cortex-m3.
  --color,--colour         Force coloured output
  --nocolor,--nocolour     Disable coloured output
  --consolewidth WIDTH     Select console width: auto, infinite, nat
  --highlight              Emit source code highlighting
  --no-elim-deprecation-warnings
                           Disable deprecation warnings for %elim
  --no-tactic-deprecation-warnings
                           Disable deprecation warnings for the old tactic
                           sublanguage
  -v,--version             Print version information
  -h,--help                Show this help text

.SH SEE ALSO

+ The IDRIS web site (http://idris-lang.org/

+  The IRC channel #idris, on chat.freenode.net

+ The wiki (https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris-dev/wiki/) has further user provided information, in particular:

  – https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris-dev/wiki/Manual

  – https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris-dev/wiki/Language-Features

.SH AUTHOR
The Idris Community