https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 26 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf qux.aux qux.log qux.pdf` �→ 26.2 Quoting Inevitably, one wants to write commands that aren't quite so simple, and it becomes necessary to use quotes. Here's a simple example of

https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 26 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf qux.aux qux.log qux.pdf` �→ 26.2 Quoting Inevitably, one wants to write commands that aren't quite so simple, and it becomes necessary to use quotes. Here's a simple example of

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example

brew install juliaup in a shell. Note that you will have to update Juliaup with standard brew commands.CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION 9 Arch Linux - AUR (Linux) On Arch Linux, Juliaup is available in the https://mpi- forum.org/docs.Chapter 27 Running External Programs Julia borrows backtick notation for commands from the shell, Perl, and Ruby. However, in Julia, writing julia> `echo hello` `echo hello` differs MacOS. On Windows, many similar commands, such as echo and dir, are not external programs and instead are built into the shell cmd.exe itself. One option to run these commands is to invoke cmd.exe, for example