The thread is about Mathematica, not SAS. These are my ideas only, and I am not trying to convert anyone. When version 9 came out, I did bite, but by the then the Linux version was gone Software like Mathematica and JMP are expensive and one should always consider which platorm best suits the software, so one gets the most out of it.įor me, I try to go the path of least resistance with software, that way I am the most productive with it. This was back in 2009 and i wanted in the worst way to go with the Linux version, but I noticed that the feature set for the Linux version was always 'behind' the Windows version, and I kept procrastinating buying JMP. In script mode, the kernel ignores the first line of the file if it starts with the characters ' #!'.I was actually trying to be helpful I use SAS JMP and prior to version 9, they supported three systems, OS/X, Linux, and Windows. In a script mode, the kernel prints no banner and no In or Out labels and generates all output in InputForm, with the PageWidth option effectively set to Infinity.

If the -script command-line option is given, the kernel evaluates commands from the in a batch, or script, mode and then terminates. In addition to omitting In and Out labels and the banner when it starts up, the Wolfram Language generates all output in InputForm, with the PageWidth option effectively set to Infinity. When -noprompt is given, the variable $BatchOutput is set to True. If no valid passwords are found, password files in standard system locations are tried. If a password file is specified using -pwfile, its passwords are tried first. Positive numbers indicate that the kernel should run at a higher priority than normal, while negative numbers indicate a lower-than-normal priority. The argument to the Windows-only -threadpriority option can be one of, ,, or, with the default being.

The kernel will read the value of the environment variable and append its value to any command-line arguments. Adding -noicon will additionally suppress an entry in the operating system taskbar. On platforms such as Windows that launch the kernel in a separate window, the window is minimized in WSTP mode. When -wstp is given, any general WSTP option understood by WSOpenArgcArgv may be given on the command line as well.

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