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## Examples
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This repository comes with a few examples to get you started.
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Select the desired experiment (or all) in `examples/examples_main.cpp`.
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You can find descriptions and links to the code in [Examples in Docs](https://symx.physics-simulation.org/examples.html).
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See [Setup in Docs](https://symx.physics-simulation.org/setup.html) for a detailed explanation of how to set SymX up and integrate it in a parent CMake project.
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**Note for Windows users:** JIT compilation may be significantly slower on Windows than on Linux or macOS due to the way compiler toolchains are loaded dynamically.
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