2 Usage

GNU fussy can be run from the command-line with the following options:

   fussy [-h|--help] [-q] [-d] [-t N] [prog1,prog2,...]

   -h or --help
      Print this help

   -q
      Run in quiet mode.  Do not print the copyright information

   -d
      Sets the debugging mode (meant for developers)

   -t N
      N is the number of Ctrl-C trials after which the interpreter
      gives up preaching good behavior and quits.  Default is 10000.

Use the "help" command in interactive mode to get more help about the language syntax.

The file $HOME/.fussy, if present, is processed at the very beginning of the start of the program.