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CHICKEN-UNINSTALL(1) General Commands Manual CHICKEN-UNINSTALL(1)

chicken-uninstalluninstall extension library

chicken-uninstall [OPTION ...] [NAME ...]

chicken-uninstall removes one or more already installed extension libraries for the CHICKEN Scheme system. PATTERN may be a regular expression naming multiple extensions or just an extension name.

The program accepts following arguments:

, -help
Show usage and exit.
Show version and exit.
Don't ask, just delete whatever matches.
Treat NAME as a glob pattern.
, -sudo
Use external program to elevate privileges for deleting files. The program defaults to sudo(8) but can be overridden with SUDO environment variable.
When cross-compiling, only uninstall host extensions.
When cross-compiling, only uninstall target extensions.

The following environment variables change the behaviour of chicken-uninstall:

The path where extension libraries are installed. Defaults to the package library path selected during configuration (usually /var/lib/chicken/<binary-version>).
The command to execute when using -s flag in command. If not provided, defaults to sudo(8).

The chicken-uninstall utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

chicken(1), chicken-install(1), chicken-status(1)

More information can be found in the CHICKEN User's Manual.

The CHICKEN Team

Submit bug reports by e-mail to chicken-janitors@nongnu.org

April 26, 2017 Debian