NAME

       Unknown - manual page for Unknown argument: --version

DESCRIPTION

       Usage: scilab <arguments> scilab-cli <arguments> scilab-adv-cli <arguments>

              Possible arguments are: -display Display: for use under Xwindow systems to set a specific X server
              display.   -d Display      : equivalent to -display Display.  -e Instruction  : execute the scilab
              instruction given in Instruction argument.

              -e and -f arguments are mutually exclusive.

       -f File
              : execute the scilab script given in File argument.  -e and -f arguments are mutually exclusive.

       -l Lang
              : set the current language. Lang can be equal to fr or en.

       -mem N : set the initial stacksize, for use with -ns argument.

       -nb    : do not display Scilab loading on start.

       -ns    : do not execute scilab.start startup file. This argument will disable  many  features  in  Scilab
              (Only use if you know what you are doing).

       -nouserstartup
              : do not execute the user startup files SCIHOME/.scilab or SCIHOME/scilab.ini.

       -noatomsautoload: do not load ATOMS installed module.

       -nw    : start Scilab without dedicated Scilab Window.

       -nwni  : start Scilab without the GUI, graphic and help features (batch mode). This argument disables the
              need of Java.

       -nogui : See -nwni

       -nocolor
              : Remove the color in the cli and adv-cli modes

       -args  : accept all extra arguments and make them available through sciargs

       -version
              : print product version and exit.

       -h/--help
              : display help about this command.

       --texmacs
              : reserved for TeXMacs.

   Developer arguments:
       -debug :  Start  Scilab  under  gdb  (Unix/linux only).  define the variable SCILAB_GDB_OPT to add custom
              arguments to gdb.

       -debug-kdbg
              : Start Scilab under kdbg (Unix/linux only).

       -profiling
              : Start Scilab under valgrind (Unix/linux only).  define the variable SCILAB_VALGRIND_OPT  to  add
              custom arguments to valgrind (and override the existing valgrind arguments).

       -profiling-visu : Start Scilab under callgrind (Unix/linux only).
              define  the  variable  SCILAB_VALGRIND_OPT  to add custom arguments to callgrind (and override the
              existing callgrind arguments).

       -disable-exception-catching : Disable Scilab exception catching system.

              All these arguments can be retrieved by the Scilab function sciargs.

              Several  environment  variables  can  be  declared:  SCIVERBOSE                Provides  debugging
              information  of  the  startup  JAVA_HOME                Declares which Java Virtual Machine to use
              SCI_DISABLE_TK           Disable Tk (but not Tcl) features  SCI_JAVA_ENABLE_HEADLESS  Enable  Java
              Headless  VM  (ie without GUI features) SCI_DISABLE_EXCEPTION_CATCHING Disable the catch by Scilab
              of exception (segfault, ...)

       Usage: scilab <arguments> scilab-cli <arguments> scilab-adv-cli <arguments>

              Possible arguments are: -display Display: for use under Xwindow systems to set a specific X server
              display.  -d Display      : equivalent to -display Display.  -e Instruction  : execute the  scilab
              instruction given in Instruction argument.

              -e and -f arguments are mutually exclusive.

       -f File
              : execute the scilab script given in File argument.  -e and -f arguments are mutually exclusive.

       -l Lang
              : set the current language. Lang can be equal to fr or en.

       -mem N : set the initial stacksize, for use with -ns argument.

       -nb    : do not display Scilab loading on start.

       -ns    :  do  not  execute  scilab.start startup file. This argument will disable many features in Scilab
              (Only use if you know what you are doing).

       -nouserstartup
              : do not execute the user startup files SCIHOME/.scilab or SCIHOME/scilab.ini.

       -noatomsautoload: do not load ATOMS installed module.

       -nw    : start Scilab without dedicated Scilab Window.

       -nwni  : start Scilab without the GUI, graphic and help features (batch mode). This argument disables the
              need of Java.

       -nogui : See -nwni

       -nocolor
              : Remove the color in the cli and adv-cli modes

       -args  : accept all extra arguments and make them available through sciargs

       -version
              : print product version and exit.

       -h/--help
              : display help about this command.

       --texmacs
              : reserved for TeXMacs.

   Developer arguments:
       -debug : Start Scilab under gdb (Unix/linux only).  define the  variable  SCILAB_GDB_OPT  to  add  custom
              arguments to gdb.

       -debug-kdbg
              : Start Scilab under kdbg (Unix/linux only).

       -profiling
              :  Start  Scilab under valgrind (Unix/linux only).  define the variable SCILAB_VALGRIND_OPT to add
              custom arguments to valgrind (and override the existing valgrind arguments).

       -profiling-visu : Start Scilab under callgrind (Unix/linux only).
              define the variable SCILAB_VALGRIND_OPT to add custom arguments to  callgrind  (and  override  the
              existing callgrind arguments).

       -disable-exception-catching : Disable Scilab exception catching system.

              All these arguments can be retrieved by the Scilab function sciargs.

              Several  environment  variables  can  be  declared:  SCIVERBOSE                Provides  debugging
              information of the startup JAVA_HOME                Declares which Java  Virtual  Machine  to  use
              SCI_DISABLE_TK            Disable  Tk  (but not Tcl) features SCI_JAVA_ENABLE_HEADLESS Enable Java
              Headless VM (ie without GUI features) SCI_DISABLE_EXCEPTION_CATCHING Disable the catch  by  Scilab
              of exception (segfault, ...)

SEE ALSO

       The  full  documentation for Unknown is maintained as a Texinfo manual.  If the info and Unknown programs
       are properly installed at your site, the command

              info Unknown

       should give you access to the complete manual.

Unknown argument: --version                        April 2014                                         UNKNOWN(1)