Purpose:Exit the current TCC session

 

Format:EXIT [/B] [value ]

 

value        The numeric exit code to return.

 

/B (exit from batch file)

 

Usage:

 

EXIT terminates the current copy of the command processor.

 

The value is a number you can use to inform the program of some result, such as the success or failure of a batch file. It can range from 0 - 4,294,967,295.

 

Examples:

 

To close the session, or to return to the application that started the command processor, type:

 

exit

 

If you specify a value, EXIT will return that value to the program that started the command processor. For example:

 

exit 255

 

Option:

 

/BExit the current batch file, rather than the shell. This switch is for compatibility with CMD. The CANCEL and QUIT commands are generally more flexible for use in batch files.