Hi, Reference Standard M implements a cross-platform runtime for M or MUMPS programming language and database. This is a language + db that is used widely in medical software and also some banking. Some implementations that may be known are the US Veterans' Affairs record system VistA, or Caché by InterSystems (commercial).
The port is fairly straightforward. It's a runtime and also set up to install the bundled utilitis (utils.rsm). Some basic usage is documented on the homepage. `$ rsm -h` shows the runtime help. Here a hello world example: $ rsm -v TST -b 16 -s 4096 /tmp/tst.dat # create database ... $ rsm -j 4 /tmp/tst.dat # initialize environment ... $ rsm -x 'write "Hello, World",!' /tmp/tst.dat Hello, World $ rsm -x 'write 3*4,!' /tmp/tst.dat # math example 12 $ rsm -k /tmp/tst.dat # shutdown the environment RSM environment shut down. Instead of listing it with every command, the database can be set with an environment variable: $ esport RSM_DBFILE="/tmp/tst.dat" A more detailed guide can be found here [1]. ok? [1] https://gitlab.com/Reference-Standard-M/rsm/-/blob/main/doc/language.adoc
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