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NAME
       mint - Mono ECMA-CLI interpreter.

SYNOPSIS
       mint   [--help]  [--opcode-count]  [--trace]  [--traceops]  [--profile]
       [--config filename] [--debug method] program.exe [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION
       The mint program is an interpreter for ECMA CLI byte  codes.   It  exe-
       cutes  the  bytecodes contains in(1,8) program.exe and optionally passes the
       arguments to it.

OPTIONS
       The following Generic options are supported:

       --help , -h
              Displays usage instructions.

       --config filename
              Load the specified configuration file(1,n)  instead  of  the  default
              one(s).  The default files are /etc/mono/config(1,5) and ~/.mono/con-
              fig(1,5) or the file(1,n) specified in(1,8) the MONO_CONFIG  environment  vari-
              able, if(3,n) set.

       --trace
              Traces  execution  showing  when  methods  are entered and left.
              --traceops Traces execution at the instruction  level  and  dis-
              plays  the  stack contents.  --traceclassinit Shows when classes
              are initialized

       --noptr
              Suppresses printing of pointer addresses in(1,8) trace(3x,n,3x _nc_tracebits) output.

       --profile
              Performs runtime profiling of the code and  displays  statistics
              at the end of execution.

       --opcode-count
              Displays the number of opcodes executed.

       --dieonex
              Aborts execution upon hitting an exception.

       --debug method
              Debugs  the  method whose name is `method'.  You can specify the
              method like this: `class:method' or `class::method'

       --opcode-count
              Displays the number of opcodes executed


ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       MONO_PATH
              Provides a search path to  mono  and  mint  where  to  look(1,8,3 Search::Dict)  for
              library  files.   Directories are separated by the platform path
              separator    (colons    on    unix).    Example:     /home/user-
              name/lib:/usr/local/mono/lib


FILES
       Assemblies  are lodaed from the installation lib directory.  If you set(7,n,1 builtins)
       `prefix' to /usr, the assemblies will be located in(1,8) /usr/lib.

       /etc/mono/config(1,5), ~/.mono/config(1,5)

              Mono runtime configuration file.  See the mono-config(5)  manual
              page for more information.

MAILING LISTS
       Visit http://mail.ximian.com/mailman/mono-list for details.

WEB SITE
       Visit: http://www.go-mono.com for details

SEE ALSO
       mono(1),monodis(1)



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