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version 1.38, 1999/07/08 09:46:44	version 1.39, 1999/07/24 13:07:21
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Loads the Forth image @i{file} instead of the default	Loads the Forth image @i{file} instead of the default
@file{gforth.fi} (@pxref{Image Files}).	@file{gforth.fi} (@pxref{Image Files}).

	@cindex --appl-image, command-line option
	@item --appl-image @i{file}
	Loads the image @i{file} and leaves all further command-line arguments
	to the image (instead of processing them as options). This is useful
	for building executable application images on Unix, built with
	@code{gforthmi --application ...}.

@cindex --path, command-line option	@cindex --path, command-line option
@cindex -p, command-line option	@cindex -p, command-line option
@item --path @i{path}	@item --path @i{path}
Line 10567 cannot be represented correctly in the o	Line 10574 cannot be represented correctly in the o
these places in the dictionary and verify that these cells are dead	these places in the dictionary and verify that these cells are dead
(i.e., not read before they are written).	(i.e., not read before they are written).

	@cindex --application, @code{gforthmi} option
	If you insert the option @code{--application} in front of the image file
	name, you will get an image that uses the @code{--appl-image} option
	instead of the @code{--image-file} option (@pxref{Invoking
	Gforth}). When you execute such an image on Unix (by typing the image
	name as command), the Gforth engine will pass all options to the image
	instead of trying to interpret them as engine options.

If you type @file{gforthmi} with no arguments, it prints some usage	If you type @file{gforthmi} with no arguments, it prints some usage
instructions.	instructions.

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