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# Building MultICE # Building MultICE
MultICE uses a relatively simple build system. It has been tested on Arch Linux, Debian Linux, OpenOS and Plan9k. MultICE uses a relatively simple build system. It has been tested on Arch Linux, Debian Linux, OpenOS and Plan9k.
## 1. Choose modules. ## 1. Choose modules.
The system is made out of modules from the `modules/` directory. When you run the build script, it assembles them, and optionally optomises the code for space. The system is made out of modules from the `modules/` directory. When you run the build script, it assembles them, and optionally optimises the code for space.
There are a number of preconfigured module sets in the `config/` directory, and you can of course you can write your own. There are a number of preconfigured module sets in the `config/` directory, and you can of course you can write your own.
The build system defaults to a file called `modules.cfg` in the current directory. You can specify a config file using `--modconfig=file.cfg`. The build system defaults to a file called `modules.cfg` in the current directory. You can specify a config file using `--modconfig=file.cfg`.