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This manual has the following chapters.
Introduction -- you are here
Getting Started
Modeling with E-Cell
Scripting E-Cell
Creating New Object Classes
Standard Dynamic Module Library
If you are just to start using E-Cell Simulation Environment Version 3 as a user, read chapters 2, 3, and try it in your project. Read the rest parts if you feel it is necessary. Especially you may want to browse chapter 6 to know what classes are available to create your model. If you cannot find what you need in that chapter, you may want to develop your own module by reading chapter 5. Reading chapter 4 will help you to automate your simulation runs. If you are a frontend module developer of E-Cell Simulation Environment written in Python, read mainly chapter 4. You may also want to read chapters 2 and 3 if you are not already familiar with how the system is organized and used. If you are a C++ Dynamic Module developer, (for example, to create a new algorithm module) you need to read at least the chapter 5. Read chapters 2 and 3 if you are not already familiar with E-Cell. Also, you may want to read the chapter 6 to know how existing classes are designed.