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ASL is a command line tool. After you have downloaded it, navigate to the binary and execute it: ASL is a command line tool. After you have downloaded it, navigate to the binary and execute it:
``` ```
asl [-v|-r|-pretty|--help] <input directory> <output directory> asl.exe [-v|-r|-pretty|--help] <input directory> <output directory>
``` ```
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**Example:** **Example:**
``` ```
asl ./missions/myMission/myScripts ./missions/myMission/compiledScripts asl.exe ./missions/myMission/myScripts ./missions/myMission/compiledScripts
``` ```
Since 1.2.0 ASL requires a [supportInfo](https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/supportInfo) file, which must be generated, named "types" and placed right next to the binary. So if you have the asl.exe there must also be a file called types right next to it. The content looks like: Since 1.2.0 ASL requires a [supportInfo](https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/supportInfo) file, which must be generated, named "types" and placed right next to the binary. So if you have the asl.exe there must also be a file called types right next to it. The content looks like: