You can invoke Gforth with an image file image instead of the
default `gforth.fi' with the -i
flag (see section Invoking Gforth):
gforth -i image
If your operating system supports starting scripts with a line of the
form #! ...
, you can make your image file executable, and you'll
just have to type the image file name to start Gforth with this image
file (note that the file extension .fi
is just a convention).
I.e., in most Unix systems, you just have to make the image file image executable with
chmod +x image
and then you can invoke it by simply typing image instead of
gforth -i image
.