Difference between revisions of "CalibSegmentNtupleRecipeA 1050"

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This page gives the recipe to make Calibration Segment Ntuples (format A) with release 10.5.0

log on to lxplus:

ssh <username>@lxplus.cern.ch

create a work area (here called 10.5.0)

mkdir 10.5.0

cd 10.5.0/

create a requirements file which should look like this:

set          CMTSITE          CERN

macro        ATLAS_DIST_AREA  "/afs/cern.ch/atlas/software/dist"
macro        ATLAS_RELEASE    "11.0.0"

use          AtlasSettings v* $(ATLhttp://agenda.cern.ch/fullAgenda.php?ida=a057588AS_DIST_AREA)

path_remove  CMTPATH          ${PWD}
path_prepend CMTPATH          ${PWD}

build your CMT environment:

source /afs/cern.ch/sw/contrib/CMT/v1r18p20050501/mgr/setup.(c)sh

cmt config

source setup.(c)sh -tag=opt

the last command line must be typed in every time you open a new terminal. If you want to fill your ntuple with segments from ATLAS reconstructed muons check out the RecExCommon package. For other environments (such as CTB etcetera take a closer look at the MuonCalibrationFramework page.

cmt co Reconstruction/RecExample/RecExCommon (at head) or

cmt co -r RecExCommon-version Reconstruction/RecExample/RecExCommon for your favorite version. Currently, the head version of RecExCommon fails to run quickly. A working version is for instance RecExCommon-00-04-20.

build RecExCommon

cd Recontruction/RecExample/RecExCommon/RecExCommon-*/cmt

cmt config

source setup.(c)sh

gmake

go to the run directory and load some auxilliary libraries:

cd ../run/

source ../share/RecExCommon_links.(c)sh

now we can run Athena, provided to have the right jobOptions files. (The following command dumps the messages and writes them to the logfile.)

athena jobOptions.py | tee athena.log

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 This page gives the recipe to make Calibration Segment Ntuples (format A) with release 10.5.0
+* log on to ''lxplus'':
+<font color = red> <tt>ssh <username>@lxplus.cern.ch </tt></font>
+* create a work area (here called ''10.5.0'')
+<font color = red><tt>mkdir 10.5.0</tt>
+<tt>cd 10.5.0/</tt></font>
+* create a ''requirements'' file which should look like this:
+<pre>
+set          CMTSITE          CERN
+macro        ATLAS_DIST_AREA  "/afs/cern.ch/atlas/software/dist"
+macro        ATLAS_RELEASE    "11.0.0"
+use          AtlasSettings v* $(ATLhttp://agenda.cern.ch/fullAgenda.php?ida=a057588AS_DIST_AREA)
+path_remove  CMTPATH          ${PWD}
+path_prepend CMTPATH          ${PWD}
+</pre>
+* build your CMT environment:
+<font color = red><tt>source /afs/cern.ch/sw/contrib/CMT/v1r18p20050501/mgr/setup.(c)sh</tt>
+<tt>cmt config</tt>
+<tt>source setup.(c)sh -tag=opt</tt></font>
+* the last command line must be typed in every time you open a new terminal. If you want to fill your ntuple with segments from ATLAS reconstructed muons check out the ''RecExCommon'' package. For other environments (such as CTB etcetera take a closer look at the [https://uimon.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/MuonCalibrationFramework MuonCalibrationFramework] page.
+<font color = red><tt>cmt co Reconstruction/RecExample/RecExCommon</tt> </font> (at head) or
+<font color = red><tt>cmt co -r RecExCommon-version Reconstruction/RecExample/RecExCommon</tt> </font>   for your favorite version. Currently, the head version of RecExCommon fails to run quickly. A working version is for instance RecExCommon-00-04-20.
+* build ''RecExCommon''
+<font color = red><tt>cd Recontruction/RecExample/RecExCommon/RecExCommon-*/cmt </tt>
+<tt>cmt config </tt>
+<tt>source setup.(c)sh </tt>
+<tt>gmake </tt> </font>
+* go to the ''run'' directory and load some auxilliary libraries:
+<font color = red><tt>cd ../run/ </tt>
+<tt>source ../share/RecExCommon_links.(c)sh </tt></font>
+* now we can run Athena, provided to have the right ''jobOptions'' files. (The following command dumps the messages and writes them to the logfile.)
+<font color = red><tt>athena jobOptions.py | tee athena.log </tt></font>

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