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-	rm -f ./$(OBJECTS)
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-	install ../$(TARGET) $(SYSDIR)extra
diff --git a/msd1D/license.txt b/msd1D/license.txt
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index b1e3f5a..0000000
--- a/msd1D/license.txt
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-#X text 548 21 The equations are :;
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-#X text 473 104 F[n] = D(L[n]-L[n-1]);
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-#X text 12 76 Examples:;
-#X text 9 369 Inlets:;
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-#X text 10 526 Arguments:;
-#X text 11 562 Outlets:;
-#X text 19 679 See Also:;
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-#X text 12 8 HELP: msd;
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-#X text 12 18 DESCRIPTION: Mass spring damper physical modeling in
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-#X text 101 388 Bang - A bang at the left inlet compute the new model
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-#X text 158 478 To set the model parameters after creation.;
-#X text 158 456 To create the model masses and links.;
-#X text 158 501 To get the model parameters;
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-#X text 202 167 Add a mass;
-#X text 288 168 \$1 : Id (symbol);
-#X text 287 188 \$2 : fixed or mobile (0/1);
-#X text 287 206 \$3 : mass;
-#X msg 32 167 mass \$1 \$2 \$3 \$4;
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-#X text 285 262 \$1 : Creation No of mass;
-#X text 287 224 \$4 : initial position;
-#X text 7 137 Masses :;
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-#X text 6 308 Links :;
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-#X text 271 413 \$4 : rigidity;
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-#X text 268 525 \$1 : Creation No of link;
-#X text 271 360 \$1 : Id (symbol);
-#X text 271 413 \$4 : rigidity;
-#X text 271 378 \$2 : creation No/Id of mass1;
-#X text 271 396 \$3 : creation No/Id of mass2;
-#X text 266 341 Add link(s);
-#X text 268 468 (\$6) : minimum lenght of link;
-#X text 268 485 (\$7) : maximum lenght of link;
-#X text 271 431 \$5 : damping;
-#X text 10 28 Creation messages are used to define the structure of
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-#X msg 30 341 link \$1 \$2 \$3 \$4 \$5 (\$6 \$7 \$8);
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-#X text 103 542 None;
-#X text 18 583 - Left:;
-#X text 101 584 Outputs the model parameters asked with the attributes
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-#X text 100 629 Outputs information on model when creation messages
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-#X text 101 420 Messages - Different messages are used to control the
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-#X text 7 2 DYNAMIC SETTINGS Messages;
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-#X msg 30 152 forceX \$1 \$2;
-#X text 192 212 \$1 : Value;
-#X text 193 107 \$1 : Id (symbol) or No;
-#X text 193 161 \$1 : Id (symbol) or No;
-#X msg 30 195 Xmin \$1;
-#X msg 30 217 Xmax \$1;
-#X msg 29 244 setMobile \$1;
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-#X text 193 89 Set position of fixed mass(es);
-#X text 193 125 \$2 : Value;
-#X text 193 179 \$2 : Value;
-#X text 189 196 Set minimimum and maximum position of all masses;
-#X text 188 244 Set mass to mobile or fixed;
-#X msg 29 394 setD \$1 \$2;
-#X text 184 380 \$2 : New value;
-#X msg 29 343 setK \$1 \$2;
-#X text 184 436 \$2 : New value;
-#X text 184 489 \$2 : New value;
-#X text 178 344 Set rigidity of link(s);
-#X text 178 400 Set damping of link(s);
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-#X text 184 418 \$1 : Id (symbol) or No;
-#X text 184 471 \$1 : Id (symbol) or No;
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-#X text 7 2 ATTRIBUTES Messages;
-#X text 7 137 Lists :;
-#X msg 33 104 infosL;
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-#X msg 32 198 massesForcesL;
-#X text 170 170 Output all masses positions in a list on outlet No
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-#X text 140 280 Get specific attribute on specific element;
-#X msg 20 278 get \$1 (\$2);
-#X text 7 240 Specific :;
-#X text 140 381 The get message return the asked attribute preceded
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-#X text 141 457 message;
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-#X text 335 577 [massesPosId 1 x1(;
-#X text 174 476 [get massesPos( -----> [massesPos 0 x0(;
-#X text 335 490 [massesPos 2 x2(;
-#X text 335 504 [massesPos 1 x1(;
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-#X text 15 30 The attributes messages ask the object to output some
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-#X text 336 611 [massesPosName name_2 x2(;
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-#X text 9 711 KEYWORDS: physical model mass spring damper link;
-#X text 267 736 - Nicolas Montgermont \, May 12 \, 2005;
-#X text 111 679 01_msdtest.pd;
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-NAME=msd
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-HDRS=../msd.h
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