Hi, while investigating using GNU APL for scripting (--script), I have two questions:
1) Is there a way to specify an exit code in APL scripts? I didn't see any ⎕FIO or system call interface to invoke the host OS exit() with a code other than the implied 0 code in GNU APL's source function Code_OFF() function;
2) Is it intentional that there is a behavioural difference with GNU APL when configured with the CORE_COUNT_WANTED= environment variable set explicitly:
$ make clean
$ CORE_COUNT_WANTED=4 ./configure && make -j
...
$ src/apl -q
)OFF
Killed
$ echo $?
137
versus
$ make clean
$ ./configure && make -j
...
$ src/apl -q
)OFF
$ echo $?
0
Also running without the -q flag, )OFF prints the 'Goodbye' and 'Session Duration' information upon exit when CORE_COUNT_WANTED= is not set, and just 'Killed' when it is.
I don't know if this is symptomatic of anything but thought it might be worth mentioning, in case this is a bug?
-Russ