Viivi Kernel Mode

The kernel-mode is a CUI (Character/Command-Line User Interface) mode, in which Viivi runs on the terminal/CMD window as in version 00.17.01 or older.

In the kernel-mode, the one-way trace-output is possible from the Viivi kernel, but the user cannot control the internal evaluation process.
Instead the information shown to the user is less, the program can run faster, than that in the IDE-mode.

To run Viivi in the kernel-mode, provide the argument-command "-K" at the boot-time.

In the following examples, $， %， and > are the prompt on the respective platforms.
And ⮠ represents typing the enter-key.
The part after ⮠ to the end of the line is a comment.

• [Example]
  To run in the kernel-mode specifying a source file "samples.scm"

  	$ viivi -K -i samples.scm ⮠		Unix-like paltforms (sh System)
  	% viivi -K -i samples.scm ⮠		Unix-like paltforms (csh System)
  	> viivi -K -i samples.scm ⮠		Windows platforms
  



• [Example]
  To run in the kernel-mode with source codes input from the keyboard

  	$ viivi -K	⮠					Unix-like paltforms (sh System)
  	% viivi -K	⮠					Unix-like paltforms (csh System)
  	> viivi -K	⮠					Windows platforms