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/*
See license.txt in the root of this project.
*/
# include "luametatex.h"
/*tex
The version number can be queried with |\luatexversion| and the revision with with
|\luatexrevision|. Traditionally the revision can be any character and \PDFTEX\ occasionally
used no digits. Here we still use a character but we will stick to 0 upto 9 so users can expect
a number represented as string. Further comments have been moved to the manual.
*/
# ifndef LMT_COMPILER_USED
# define LMT_COMPILER_USED "unknown"
# endif
/*tex
It would be nice if we could test if musl is used. Comments in the web indicate that there
never be some macro to check for that (argument: it shouldn't matter code/api wise). Well it
does matter if you have to make a choice for a binary (set path to a tree), as needed in a
TeX distribution that ships a lot. A bit lack of imagination I guess or maybe it's only for
people who compile themselves. So if no one cares, I don't either. Maybe CMAKE can help some
day.
*/
// # ifndef LMT_LIBC_USED
// # if defined(__GLIBC__)
// # define LMT_LIBC_USED "glibc"
// # elif defined(__UCLIBC__)
// # define LMT_LIBC_USED "uclibc"
// # else
// # define LMT_LIBC_USED "unknown"
// # endif
// # endif
version_state_info lmt_version_state = {
.version = luametatex_version,
.revision = luametatex_revision,
.verbose = luametatex_version_string,
.banner = "This is " luametatex_name_camelcase ", Version " luametatex_version_string,
.compiler = LMT_COMPILER_USED,
// .libc = LMT_LIBC_USED,
.developmentid = luametatex_development_id,
.formatid = luametatex_format_fingerprint,
.copyright = luametatex_copyright_holder,
};
int main(int ac, char* *av)
{
/*tex We set up the whole machinery, for instance booting \LUA. */
tex_engine_initialize(ac, av);
/*tex Kind of special: */
aux_set_interrupt_handler();
/*tex Now we're ready for the more traditional \TEX\ initializations */
tex_main_body();
/*tex When we arrive here we had a succesful run. */
return EXIT_SUCCESS; /* unreachable */
}
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