Latest revision as of 14:55, 31 August 2008

Getting the analysis software

Minimal CLAS software for EG1 analysis

download BOS file utilities from the CLAS/packages CVS repositroy

download files from the JLAB CVS repository using the command

type the command below in order to tell CVS to use ssh

setenv CVS_RSH ssh

if you have an account on the JLAB computers you can do

cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/fpack

where USERNAME is your JLab username

The above will download packages from JLAB's CVS repository

I only needed the following subdirectories under the "packages" subdirectory to compile the EG1 reader code.

cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/fpack
cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/cms
cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/Makefile
cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/bosio
cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/include

unless the environmental variable OS_NAME is set the Makefile will default to Linux.

Then "cd" to the "packages" subdirectory and type "make"

If you get the error

cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "-fwritable-strings"

then you need to remove this depreceated switch from the file

flags.Linux.mk

near line 45 in the above file change

CFLAGS += $(CLEVEL) -fwritable-strings

to

CFLAGS += $(CLEVEL)

Re-type "make" within the "packages subdirectory if you got the above error.

otherwise look in the lib subdirectory and see if you have make the fpack library

packages >ls ../lib/Linux/ bosiodiff.o bosiodump.o bosioserver.o bosiosubjob.o libbosio.a libfpack.a

Download the EG1 dsts library

now checkout the EG1 dst library after moving up a subdirectory back to the "CLAS" subdirectory.

cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co eg1_dst/dstlib

Before you can compile the EG1 software using "make" set environmental variable telling the makefile where to look for the Makefile scripts

setenv CLAS_CMS /home/tforest/src/CLAS/packages/cms

An also tell the dst make file where to put the libraries it is going to built

setenv TOP_DIR /home/tforest/src/CLAS

Now go to the dstlib subdirectory

cd eg1_dst/dstlib

and type

make lib

you should see the dst library in the CLAS/lib subdirectory dstlib >ls ../../lib/Linux/ bosiodiff.o bosioserver.o dst_read.o libdstlib.a bosiodump.o bosiosubjob.o libbosio.a libfpack.a dstlib >

Compile the dstdump utility

now lets compile a program to read the contents of an EG1 dst file called dstdump

return to the CLAS subdirectory

cd ../../

checkout dtsdump

 cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co eg1_dst/dstdump

you will also need header include files from packages/bosio to compile dstdump

 cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/bosio
 cvs -td :ext:USERNAME@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/include

You will need to tell the Makefile where to look for the bosio headers by setting the environmental below

setenv CLAS_PACK /home/tforest/src/CLAS/packages

go the dstdump subdirectory and compile dstdump by typing "make"

cd eg1_dst/dstdump/

if you get teh erro message

/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ldstlib

Then you need to edit the Makefile in eg1_dst/dstdump so the line

DSTLIB = -L$(CLAS_LIB) -L$(TOP_DIR)/lib/LinuxRH7 -ldstlib

points to the CLAS/lib/Linux subdirectory or whatever OS name you are using inder CLAS/lib I changed mine to

DSTLIB = -L$(CLAS_LIB) -L$(TOP_DIR)/lib/Linux -ldstlib

and set the CLAS_LIB environemental variable

setenv CLAS_LIB /home/tforest/src/CLAS/lib/Linux

now when you type "make" under the subdirectory eg1_dst/dstdump you should get and executable

I got the following file from JLAB

/cache/mss/clas/eg1b/production/pass1/v1/4p2gev/misc/dst/dst28509_00.B00

then I ran dstdump with a switch to dump out events

dstdump >dstdump -dump 5 ~/dst28509_00.B00 -dump 15 | less

EG1 DST Histogramer HistDST

The EG1 dsts reader is used to uncompress the EG1 DST data files for analysis. The DST library has at least 3 version now so you must use the correct DST library with your data file.

The source code for HistDST can be checked out from cvs with the following command

cvs -td :ext:tforest@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co eg1_dst/HistDST

You will need to install the c_bos_io package so "cd" to the CLAS subdirectory and do

cvs -td :ext:tforest@cvs.jlab.org:/group/clas/clas_cvs co packages/c_bos_io

then "cd" to the packages subdirectory and type "make"

go to the eg1/HistDST subdirectory

you need to set environmental variables so you can load the CERN libraris

setenv CERN_ROOT /home/tforest/src/CLAS/eg1_dst/HistDST
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $ROOTSYS/lib

UNIX software

apt-get install paw apt-get install paw++ apt-get install xemacs

Getting Data files from JLAB

downloading to offsite place

scp tforest@ftp.jlab.org:/cache/mss/clas/eg1b/production/pass1/v1/4p2gev/misc/dst/dst28181_03.B00 ~/data/

running on JLAB farm

Contents of EG1 DST files

Name	BOS bank	Description
p_id	EVNT.ID	Particle ID 1= electron ...
		1= electron
		2= proton
		3= neutron
		4= [math]\pi^+[/math]
		5= [math]\pi^-[/math]
		6= [math]K^+[/math]
		7= [math]K^-[/math]
		8= deuteron
		9= Helium 3
		10= Helium 4
		11= photon
		12= positron
p_x	EVNT.P*EVNT.dir_cos[o]	Momentum in X direction
p_y	EVNT.P*EVNT.dir_cos[1]	Momentum in Y direction
p_z	EVNT.P*EVNT.dir_cos[2]	Momentum along beam pipe
v_x	EVNT.vertex[0]	position of vertex in X
v_y	EVNT.vertex[1]	in Y
v_z	EVNT.vertex[2]	in Z
q	EVNT.Charge	Particle's Charge
beta	EVNT.Beta	Beta particle
sector	DCPB.SCTR or ECPB.ScHT or LCPB.ScHT or SCPB.ScPdHT	sector
chi_sqr	DCPB.Chi2	track goodness of fit
cc_pe	CCPB.Nphe/10	number of photoelectrons in Cerenkov detector
cc_chi_sqr	CCPB.Chi2CC	geometrical matching angle between CC hit and nearest SC hit(in rad)
trl1_theta	TRL1.DC1	angle on tracking layer one
trl1_phi	TRL1.DC1	angle
trl1_x	TRL1.DC1_pos[0]	position at first DC layer in X
trl1_y	TRL1.DC1_pos[1]	position at first DC layer in Y
trl1_z	TRL1.DC1_pos[2]	position at first DC layer in Z
sc_e	SCPB.Edep	energy deposited in the scintillator
ec_in	ECPB.Ein	energy deposited into inner part of electron calorimeter
ec_out	ECPB.Eout	into outer part of electron calorimeter
ec_tot	ECPB.Etot	total energy deposited into calorimeter
ec_pos_x	ECPB.Position[0]	the position in electron calorimeter in X
ec_pos_y	ECPB.Position[1]	the position in electron calorimeter in Y
ec_pos_z	ECPB.Position[2]	the position in electron calorimeter in Z
ec_m2hit	ECPB.M2_hit	second moment hit pattern in the calorimeter
sc_paddle	SCPB.ScPdHt	SC paddle number
tdc_time	SCPB.Time	flight time
track_length	SCPB.Path	track length
flag	based on EVNT.Status and TRL1.hits	If value is > 10 then 6 superlayer were used in track fit
sc_x	DCPB.SCplane[0]	intersection with SC plane in X
sc_y	DCPB.SCplane[1]	intersection with SC plane in Y
sc_z	DCPB.SCplane[2]	intersection with SC plane in Z
sc_cx	DCPB.SCdir_cos[0]	direction cosine in X at SC plane
sc_cy	DCPB.SCdir_cos[1]	direction cosine in Y at SC plane
sc_cz	DCPB.SCdir_cos[2]	direction in Z

ROOT color pallete

const Int_t colNum = 6 ;
Int_t palette[colNum] ;
for(Int_t i=0;i<colNum;i++) palette[i]=colNum-i+1;
gStyle->SetPalette(colNum,palette);
Q2vsNu->SetContour(colNum);
Q2vsNu->Draw("colz");
Q2vsNu->Draw("col");

set ROOTSYS to the `root' directory:

sh family:

export ROOTSYS=<path>/root

csh family:

setenv ROOTSYS <path>/root

now type the build commands: all shells:

./configure --help
./configure [<arch>]      [set arch appropriately if not default]
(g)make                   [or, make -j2 for dual CPU machines]

add $ROOTSYS/bin to PATH and $ROOTSYS/lib to LD_LIBRARY_PATH:

sh family:

export PATH=$ROOTSYS/bin:$PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ROOTSYS/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ROOTSYS/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH (MacOS X only)

csh family:

setenv PATH ${ROOTSYS}/bin:${PATH}
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${ROOTSYS}/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
setenv DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH ${ROOTSYS}/lib:${DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH} (MacOS X only)
rehash

try running root: all shells:

root

Reference

FAQ

fwriteable-strings error

cclose.c -o /home/didbtama/src/CLAS/obj/Linux/fpack/cclose.o
cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "-fwritable-strings"

To get rid of this error we copied flags.LinuxRH.mk to flags.Ubuntu.mk and changed line

     CFLAGS += $(CLEVEL) -mcpu=pentium -fwritable-strings

to be

    CFLAGS += $(CLEVEL) -mcpu=pentium

we also needed to copy the file

   link.LinuxRH.mk to link.Ubuntu.mk

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