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adscript

Execute Active Directory scripts

TLDR

Compile a file to an object file

$ adscript --output [path/to/file.o] [path/to/input_file.adscript]
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Compile and link a file to a standalone executable
$ adscript --executable --output [path/to/file] [path/to/input_file.adscript]
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Compile a file to LLVM IR instead of native machine code
$ adscript --llvm-ir --output [path/to/file.ll] [path/to/input_file.adscript]
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Cross-compile a file to an object file for a foreign CPU architecture or operating system
$ adscript --target-triple [i386-linux-elf] --output [path/to/file.o] [path/to/input_file.adscript]
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SYNOPSIS

adscript [unknown options] [arguments]

DESCRIPTION

The adscript command does not exist as a standard utility in major Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, or Arch Linux.

No man page or executable named adscript is available in core repositories or common packages like coreutils, util-linux, or moreutils.

It may refer to a custom script, a tool from a niche package, a third-party application (e.g., related to advertising scripts or typesetting), or possibly a misspelling of another command like script (for terminal session recording).

To verify, run which adscript or man adscript; both will likely return nothing. Check local PATH or specific software installations if custom.

CAVEATS

Command not found in standard Linux environments.
Potential custom or obsolete tool; install source/package if applicable.
May confuse with script(1).

POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES

If intending terminal recording: use script.
For PostScript handling: consider a2ps(1) or enscript(1).

VERIFICATION STEPS

Run locate adscript or search package managers:
apt search adscript, dnf search adscript.

SEE ALSO

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