The documentation uses backslashes (\) for Windows and forward slashes (/) for Linux environments. When the documentation mentions a backslash, the forward slash implicitly applies to Linux.
On Linux a path beginning with / is the absolute path; and a path beginning with ./ is a relative path for the current directory. You use relative paths when registering procedures using the cadsmcmd command regproc. For example, if your current directory is /a/b/c, and you state the path ./tmp/d/file1 for the file file1, the absolute path for file1 is /a/b/c/tmp/d/file1.
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