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where USERNAME is your JLab username
 
where USERNAME is your JLab username
  
I will get all packages for convenience but in the end I will remove some
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The above  will download packages from JLAB's CVS repository<br>
subdirectories which the EG1 dst reader doesn't need.<br>
 
  
I only kept the following subdirectories under the "packages" subdirectory.<br>
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I only needed the following subdirectories under the "packages" subdirectory to compile the EG1 reader code.<br>
  
 
  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/fpack
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  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/Makefile
  
unles the environmental variable OS_NAME is set the Makefile will default to Linux.  If you get the error
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unless the environmental variable OS_NAME is set the Makefile will default to Linux.  If you get the error
  
 
  cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "-fwritable-strings"
 
  cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "-fwritable-strings"

Revision as of 16:02, 20 July 2007

Getting the analysis software

Minimal CLAS software for EG1 analysis

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

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

Tell the makefile where to look for the Makefile scripts

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

Tell the dst make file where to put the libraries it is going to built

setenv TOP_DIR /home/tforest/src/CLAS/lib

the files under bosbank depend on ROOT so you need to install ROOT.

EG1 DST reader

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.

UNIX software

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

Getting Data files from JLAB

downloading to offsite place

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

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