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Brief

Section titled “Brief”

Serve the creation protocol on stdin and stdout and on –listen.

Synopsis

Section titled “Synopsis”
终端窗口
serve <scene.esn>

Description

Section titled “Description”

Serve the creation protocol: JSON requests on stdin, one response per line on stdout, and on every connection to –listen, where a client’s quit ends only its connection. A browser’s page connects from this machine; a page elsewhere only from an origin –allow-origin names (https://host:port, or null for a page opened from a file). –window is what evaluations that name no window see. See docs/PROTOCOL.md.

Flags

Section titled “Flags”
flag Value Repeats Description
--listen <host:port> no Also answers every connection to the address.
--window <w>x<h>[@<scale>] no The window a scene sized by window() fills, in pixels, with its scale factor.
--allow-origin <origin> yes A page’s origin elsewhere that may connect.
--library <dir|file> no Kernels the scene uses beside its own.
--input <name>=<path> yes Reads the scene’s input from the path given, a file or a directory as the input reads; an external the scene leaves to its caller bound to a picture file.
--output <name>=<path> yes Writes the scene’s output to the path given, a file or a directory as the output writes.
--param <name>=<literal> yes Sets a graph parameter.
--backend cpu|gpu|jit no The backend the scene runs on.
--no-fusion `` no Runs pointwise producers apart from their consumers.
--allow file.read|file.write|file.delete=<dir>|clipboard.read|clipboard.write yes Lets the scene read files from, write its outputs into, or remove and rename files in, a directory; or read and write the system’s clipboard.
--grant <capability,...> no The only capabilities a Kernel may be given.
--memory <MB> no Mebibytes of Fields the Host may hold at once (2048 by default).
--work <M> no Million loop iterations one run of a Kernel may take (4000 by default).
--small <operations> no Operations a run may take, by its elements and its Kernel’s typical work, and go to the processor rather than the device (400000 by default; 0 keeps every run on the device).