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MSL compiles using '''gcc''' (the GNU compiler) under Linux or Mac OS X.

After downloading (and uncompressing if needed), you will find the following directory structure:

* the '''Makefile'''
* the '''src/''' subdirectory contains the source of all objects
* the '''programs/''' subdirectory contains the source of some distributed programs
* the '''tests/''' subdirectory contains some test programs (at this stage the test are messy and won't necessarily work, either because broken by an API change or because the reference a file that is not distributed)
* the '''examples/''' subdirectory contains example programs that are described in this tutorial.
* the '''exampleFiles/''' subdirectory contains some files required by the example programs.
* the '''bin/''' subdirectory is where all compiled programs are created
* the '''objs/''' subdirectory is where all compiled objects are created
* the '''myProgs/''' subdirectory is the place where to save your own programs

To compile MSL go into the trunk subdirectory (the one that contains the Makefile) and type

<source lang="text">
make objects
</source>

This will compile all objects and place them in the objs/ subdirectory.

To compile a specific program – for example the '''example_AtomContainer_usage.cpp''' in the examples subdirectory – use the following:

<source lang="text">
make example_AtomContainer_usage
</source>

The program '''example_AtomContainer_usage''' will be created in the bin/ subdirectory.

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