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Files and directories

Now you have a copy of music on your computer. We will assume that you named the directory as music. A number of directories will be created inside this top-level directory. See Table

for descriptions.

Directory Name Description

music/src Contains the Music source code (*.F90, *.F) and the makemake script

music/drivers Contains the drivers (*.F90) for various simulation techniques, like MD, GCMC,HMC, etc.

music/docs Contains a copy of this documentation in LaTeX format.

music/tests These tests are used to make sure that music runs correctly on your version. Modifications to music should be done without breaking these tests. Otherwise you have done something wrong. Similarly those who download music should make sure all tests work fine on their machine.

music/ctrlfiles Contains sample control files for each of the different simulation drivers in music/drivers. There are some example control file sections here, which are not demonstrated in the other tests.

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Last edited by Shaji Chempath on: 2008-06-26

Directory Name	Description
`music/src`	Contains the Music source code (`.F90`, `.F`) and the `makemake` script
`music/drivers`	Contains the drivers (`*.F90`) for various simulation techniques, like MD, GCMC,HMC, etc.
`music/docs`	Contains a copy of this documentation in LaTeX format.
`music/tests`	These tests are used to make sure that music runs correctly on your version. Modifications to music should be done without breaking these tests. Otherwise you have done something wrong. Similarly those who download music should make sure all tests work fine on their machine.
`music/ctrlfiles`	Contains sample control files for each of the different simulation drivers in `music/drivers`. There are some example control file sections here, which are not demonstrated in the other tests.