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2.1 Option Summary

For options that take an argument, the space between the flag and the argument is optional.

— User Option: -c file

Parse configuration options from file. Options are of the form key=values with no space characters separating the =. Values may be singleton, comma-separated, or omitted. The same options can also be passed in through the command-line via -f. This option is repeatable and cumulative. See Configuration Options.

— User Option: -f options...

Parse configuration options from options. Options are of the same key-value format as in the configuration file, see option -c. Options are space-separated instead of newline-separated. This option is repeatable and cumulative. See Configuration Options.

— User Option: -h

Help. Print usage and exit.

— User Option: -H

Describe all configuration options. See Configuration Options. See also the installed documentation for hacknet.info,html,pdf.

— User Option: -t type

Instead of using the top-level instances in the source file, instantiate one instance of the named type, propagating its ports as top-level globals. In other words, use the referenced type as the top-level scope, ignoring the source's top-level instances. Convenient takes place of copy-propagating a single instance's ports.