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 Adding New Code to NEST
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-This document assumes that the reader already knows [how to build NEST from source(Tips on Nest.md)].
+This document assumes that the reader already knows [how to build NEST from source(tips-on-nest.md)].
 
 * If you want to add a new library inside NEST, createa a new directory inside ```nest/nest-2.6.0```. In my case, I created the directory ```nest/nest-2.6.0/nestgpu``` and wanted my new code to be inside the new library ```libnestgpu```. Inside this directory, you add your new source/header files.
 * However, your code is still not part of the NEST build system. To have your code be built with NEST, you need to do few more things.