Quit not actually quits, how to use it?

[fnaj77]

Hi guys,
I'm having some trouble figuring out how to use quit.
The following script doesn't work as I would expect, 'cause the string actually not is printed on screen.

(import spork)

(defn main
  [ & args ]
  (if (not (spork/sh/exists? "i-do-not.exist"))
    (do
      (print "file does not exist, I'm exiting")
      (quit)))
  (print "actually not"))

I read in the guide that quit:

... Does not always exit the application ...

How can I force stop the execution?
I'm running the latest janet version compiled from source on a ubuntu 22.10 machine.

Thanks.

[ianthehenry]

Use os/exit or remove the main definition. quit only really makes sense as a top-level statement — it stops evaluating the rest of the file, but doesn’t exit the process.

[fnaj77]

Hi Ian,
thank you very much for your help!