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Each paper directory must contain at least the following:

a)

A file called paper.tex (which is your TEXfile).

b)

A Cakefile that knows how to generate the figures, how to print the paper, and how to clean the entire paper directory.

c)

A subdirectory Fig, that contains vplot, PostScript figures, and movie files.

You might only have this bare minimum in your paper directory if you write a theoretical paper where all your figures are manually drawn.

The following subdirectories are recommended for larger papers:

d)

Subdirectories for each complex figure or group of related figures. Those directories might contain local source code necessary for those figures only. It also can contain parameter files or files necessary for interactivity.

e)

A subdirectory Src, that contains all paperwide program source code.

f)

A subdirectory Data, that contains original data files.

g)

A subdirectory Bin, which will contain the executables that are produced by the Cakefile when regenerating the figures. (Make sure cake clean removes its contents completely.)

h)

A subdirectory Lib, that contains libraries you may need to build when regenerating the figures. (make sure cake clean removes its contents completely)