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## Detailed Explanation
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As described in previous sections, we propose to parameterize the kernel specs file. In the example shown below, we can see the kernel specs file from the kernel xeus-cling. We suggest changing the last parameter of the execution command `-std=c++11` to have a variable `-std=${cpp_version}` and adding a new object `parameters` to the metadata of the kernel specs.
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As described in previous sections, we propose to parameterize the kernel specs file. In the example shown below, we can see the kernel specs file from the kernel xeus-cling. We suggest changing the last parameter of the execution command `-std=c++11` to have a variable `-std=${parameters.cpp_version}` and adding a new object `parameters` to the metadata of the kernel specs.
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```=json
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{
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"{connection_file}",
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"-std=c++11"
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],
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env: [
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"XEUS_LOGLEVEL=ERROR"
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],
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"language": "C++11"
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}
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```
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