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 * International Chemical Identifier (InChI)
 * Version 1
 * Software version 1.07
 * April 30, 2024
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This directory contains example of using API function MakeINCHIFromMolfileText().

The source codes are placed in sub-directory 'src';
gcc/Linux makefiles in sub-directory 'gcc';
MS VS 2015 project is placed in sub-directory 'vc14'.

The created binaries are saved in upper-level directory 'bin' or 'bin2'.

The light-weight demo program mol2inchi reads input Molfile/SDFile and 
generates InChI directly from that texts, bypassing creation of separate
internal data structures holding molecules.
