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+# This is a comment.
+; this too.
+
+[Common]
+cc=gcc     # '=' and ':' are the same
+--verbose
+
+[Windows]
+isConsoleApplication=False ; another comment
+
+[Posix]
+isConsoleApplication=True
+
+key1: "in this string backslash escapes are interpreted\n"
+key2: r"in this string not"
+key3: """triple quotes strings
+are also supported. They may span
+multiple lines."""
+
+--"long option with spaces": r"c:\myfiles\test.txt" 
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+==============================
+First steps after installation
+==============================
+
+This document explains how to *use* the Nimrod compiler.
+Open your favourite text editor and type (or download it
+`here <download/code/hallo.nim>`_):
+
+.. code-block:: nimrod
+   :file: ../tests/hallo.nim
+
+Save this file as ``hallo.nim`` somewhere (I refer to the location as
+``$yourloc``). Now open a console and call the Nimrod compiler::
+
+  nimrod compile --run $yourloc/hallo
+
+The ``--run`` switch tells Nimrod that it should run the generated
+executable after successful compilation. If things don't work,
+check if Nimrod's ``bin`` directory is in your path environment
+variable. On Windows the directory ``dist\llvm-gcc4.2\bin`` may
+also be required in your path.
+
+Note that Nimrod produced a standalone native executable in
+``$yourloc`` that you can run without the Nimrod compiler.