Editing Adding new programs to Madagascar (section)

==How to add your program==
  
#Create a directory for yourself or your group under <tt>&#36;RSFSRC/user</tt>, where <tt>&#36;RSFSRC</tt> is the top source directory. Put your programs there.
#The following conventions are adopted:
#*Files containing main programs start with <tt>M</tt>, i.e. <tt>Mmyprog.c</tt> or <tt>Mmyprog.py</tt>. Each main program file should start with a short one-line comment describing its purpose. 
#*Files containing subroutines start with small letters. A header/interface file <tt>myprog.h</tt> is automatically generated from <tt>myprog.c</tt>. By using header files, dependencies between different functions will be figured out automatically. Include a comment of the form <font color="#cd4b19">/*^*/</font> after any block of text that you want to be included in the header file. ''Such blocks must not contain any all-whitespace lines.'' Include a comment of the form <font color="#cd4b19">/*< My function description >*/</font> after a function definition if you want its interface included in the header file.  It is a good habit to comment interfaces to all your functions. 
#Create a <tt>SConstruct</tt> file in your directory by following examples from other <tt>user</tt> directories. Inside the triple quotation marks after <tt>progs=</tt>, replace the names of their programs with the names of your programs with spaces between the names. 
#Note that running <tt>scons</tt> inside your <tt>user</tt> directory compiles programs with debugging flags to make them suitable for debugging with common debuggers such as [http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/ gdb], dbx, or [http://www.etnus.com/ TotalView]. Running  <tt>scons install</tt> inside <tt>&#36;RSFSRC</tt> will compile your programs with optimization flags and install them in <tt>&#36;RSFROOT</tt>.