Hi Gautam, When configuring more complex systems, the python run-script tends to spread over several to many .py files. In case of Ruby, each protocol PROT has a main configuration file: configs/ruby/PROT.py. (It can then use other files like CHI that has CHI.py as its configuration entry point and CHI_config.py imported by CHI.py).
The main entry point to these scripts is configs/ruby/Ruby.py, specifically the create_system function. The bloc starting with `protocol = buildEnv['PROTOCOL'] `is where the magic happens to import the correct PROT.py file. Then, from your top configuration file: > `from ruby import Ruby` > > `Ruby.create_system(…)` Et voilà! You have plenty of examples in configs/example/ruby_XXX_test.py Best, Gabriel
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