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Friadavi: /* Official Github Version */

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Official Github Version

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CED

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CED

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GEMC

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Setup for Running Via NetBeans

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 mkdir clas12-offline-software-official
 git clone -b master https://github.com/JeffersonLab/clas12-offline-software.git clas12-offline-software-official
-cd clas12-offlone-software-official
+cd clas12-offline-software-official
 ./build-coatjava.sh
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 cd CED
 wget https://userweb.jlab.org/~heddle/ced/builds/ced.<version number>.tar.gz
-tar -xzf ced.1.003d.tar.gz
+tar -xzf ced.<version number>.tar.gz
 cd cedbuild
 sudo chmod 764 ced.sh

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 cd CED
-wget https://userweb.jlab.org/~heddle/ced/builds/ced.1.003d.tar.gz
+wget https://userweb.jlab.org/~heddle/ced/builds/ced.<version number>.tar.gz
 tar -xzf ced.1.003d.tar.gz
 cd cedbuild
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 Note: For some reason I don't appear to have the full functionality I would expect (e.g. magnification doesn't seem to work).
 =DB=
 The purpose of setting up a local database is so that you may run simulations without having to rely on JLab's database. This gives you a constant setup that won't be changed without your knowledge.

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 *libglu1-mesa-dev
 *libxt-dev
 *libxmu-dev
 *libxrender-dev

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 Now <code>cd $JLAB_ROOT/2.2/ce</code> and open settings.xcconfig in a text editor. Change the geant4 version to whatever is the latest version from [https://www.jlab.org/12gev_phys/packages/sources/geant4/ here]. Do the same with the file versions.env.
-You should now be able to run the <code>go_<package></code> scripts. It is recommended that you open the <code>go_all</code> script and manually run each individual script in the order found there. Watch for further instructions in the terminal output. Remember to also run <code>./$JLAB_ROOT/$JLAB_VERSION/install/qt-opensource-linux-x64-<version number>.run</code>
+You should now be able to run the <code>go_<package></code> scripts in $JLAB_VERSION/install. It is recommended that you open the <code>go_all</code> script and manually run each individual script in the order found there. Watch for further instructions in the terminal output. Remember to also run <code>./$JLAB_ROOT/$JLAB_VERSION/install/qt-opensource-linux-x64-<version number>.run</code>
 The common environment should now be installed. Ensure that the message that displays when opening a new terminal reflects that.

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 Now <code>cd $JLAB_ROOT/2.2/ce</code> and open settings.xcconfig in a text editor. Change the geant4 version to whatever is the latest version from [https://www.jlab.org/12gev_phys/packages/sources/geant4/ here]. Do the same with the file versions.env.
-You should now be able to run <code>tcsh $JLAB_ROOT/$JLAB_VERSION/install/go_all</code>. Remember to also run <code>./$JLAB_ROOT/$JLAB_VERSION/install/qt-opensource-linux-x64-<version number>.run</code>
+You should now be able to run the go_<package> scripts. It is recommended that you open the go_all script and manually run each individual script in the order found there. Watch for further instructions in the terminal output. Remember to also run <code>./$JLAB_ROOT/$JLAB_VERSION/install/qt-opensource-linux-x64-<version number>.run</code>
 The common environment should now be installed. Ensure that the message that displays when opening a new terminal reflects that.
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 sudo update-alternatives --config awk
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 =GEMC=
 These instructions setup GEMC and the clas12Tags repository so that you may easily start simulating clas12 runs.

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 ==Setup for Running Via Command Line==
-The environmental variables CCDB_CONNECTION and CCDB_DATABASE must be defined and must point to the right spot. Before running a program which relies on the database, you must export (or setenv or what-have-you) the following in some fashion:
+The environmental variables CCDB_CONNECTION and CCDB_DATABASE must be defined and must point to the right spot. Before running a program which relies on the database (such as COATJAVA or GEMC), you must export (or setenv or what-have-you) the following in some fashion:
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 CCDB_CONNECTION=sqlite:///path/to/clas12.sqlite.<date>

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 This should result in an exectuable file simply called gemc in the directory 4a.2.3/source. When running GEMC, you will be wanting to run this file. So, either always use the full path to target this executable, or set the environmental variable $GEMC to the absolute path to it.
 =COATJAVA=
 All of these assume that you start in the JLabSoftware/COATJAVA directory.

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 Note the <code>sqlite:///chupa</code> is a relative path and <code>sqlite:////thingy</code> is an absolute path.
 ==Setup for Running Via NetBeans==
 *In the projects tab, right click on "clas12detector-dc" -> Properties
 **In the Actions section: