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### Setting up Julia
After the library has been installed, you need to configure Julia for use with libtrixi. For
this, create a directory where all necessary files will be placed, e.g., `libtrixi-julia`.
Then, you can use the [`utils/libtrixi-init-julia`](utils/libtrixi-init-julia) tool (also
available at `<install_directory>/bin`) to do the rest for you. A minimal example would be:
Then, you can use the
[`utils/libtrixi-init-julia`](https://github.com/trixi-framework/libtrixi/tree/main/utils/libtrixi-init-julia)
tool (also available at `<install_directory>/bin`) to do the rest for you. A minimal example
would be:

```shell
mkdir libtrixi-julia
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`simple_trixi_controller_f`, you will get a near identical output. The corresponding source
files `simple_trixi_controller.c` and `simple_trixi_controller.f90` give you an idea on how
to use the C and Fortran APIs of libtrixi, and can be found in the
[`examples/`](examples/) folder.
[`examples/`](https://github.com/trixi-framework/libtrixi/tree/main/examples/) folder.

If you just want to test the Julia part of libtrixi, i.e., LibTrixi.jl, you can also run
everything from Julia. From the repository root, execute
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