adscript

Compile a file to an object file

$ adscript --output [path/to/file.o] [path/to/input_file.adscript]

$ adscript --executable --output [path/to/file] [path/to/input_file.adscript]

$ adscript --llvm-ir --output [path/to/file.ll] [path/to/input_file.adscript]

$ adscript --target-triple [i386-linux-elf] --output [path/to/file.o] [path/to/input_file.adscript]

adscript: Not a standard or recognized Linux command.
Therefore, a standard synopsis cannot be provided.

The adscript command does not appear to be a standard utility or program found in common Linux distributions (e.g., Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL, Arch Linux). Extensive searches of official manual pages, package repositories, and common command-line toolsets do not yield a definitive entry for adscript.

It is possible that this command is a custom script or alias created for a specific environment, an internal tool within a niche software project, a misremembered command, or a typo. Without a clear definition from an official source, its intended functionality, syntax, and parameters cannot be determined.

If adscript were to exist in a specific, non-standard context, its name might suggest a role related to administration scripts, active directory interactions, or potentially even advertising-related scripting, but this is purely speculative based on linguistic components.

Users should be aware that adscript is not a recognized command in standard Linux environments. Attempting to execute it will likely result in a 'command not found' error. If encountered, it most likely refers to a locally defined script, an application-specific utility not part of the common Linux toolchain, or a command from a highly specialized, non-mainstream system.

Given the potential for adscript to be a custom or domain-specific command, its name could imply various functionalities:
1. Administration Script: A script designed for system administration tasks.
2. Advertising Script: A tool for managing or interacting with advertising systems or data.
3. Ad (Active Directory) Script: A script used for interactions with Microsoft Active Directory services, potentially from a Linux client.
However, these are purely speculative and depend entirely on the specific, non-standard context in which such a command might be found.

There is no documented history or development timeline for adscript as a standard Linux command, as it does not appear in official Linux project archives or distribution histories. Its non-existence in common repositories suggests it has not been part of mainstream Linux development.