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v24 v25 75 75 OEDL is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Specific_Language domain-specific language] for the description of an experiment's execution. OEDL is based on the Ruby language, but provides its own set of experiment-oriented commands and statements. As a new OEDL user you do not need to know Ruby to write experiment description. You can get started with only a few OEDL commands and syntax, as shown in the next steps in this tutorial. However, some general entry-level programming knowledge would be a plus. 76 76 77 and is based on the Ruby language 77 An OEDL experiment description is composed of 2 main parts: 78 * a first part where we declare the resources that we will use in the experiment, such as applications or computing nodes, and some configurations that we would like to apply to these resources. 79 * a second part where we define the events that we would like to re-act to during the experiment's execution, and the associated tasks we would like to execute when these events occur. 80 81 A very simplistic OEDL experiment would look like this: 78 82 79 83 = Help & Additional Resources =