AMA in Athena 14 1 0

Setting up Athena 14.1.0

$ source /data/atlas/offline/14.1.0/cmtsite/setup.sh -tag=14.1.0,32,setup,opt
$ export CMTPATH=/project/atlas/users/<username>/14.1.0:$CMTPATH

in /project/atlas/users/<username>/14.1.0/PhysicsAnalysis:

$ cvs -d /project/atlas/cvs/Athena co -r V00-00-04-04 AtlasModularAnalysis

AtlasModularAnalysis

There are three ways of running AMA:

• Standalone (no AODs)
• with ARA (all formats)
• in Athena (only AODs)

For FDR-II: try running AMA in Athena.

Standalone

$ gmake -f Makefile.Standalone amacint
$ gmake -f Makefile.Standalone CSCDriver

With ARA

from kit

(no extra tags) in AtlasModularAnalysis/cmt

$ cmt config
$ source setup.sh
$ gmake

with recommended tags

(see also: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/AthenaROOTAccess#14_1_0 ):

• copy files from /data/atlas/users/gossie/Athena/14.1.0
• compile (NB: use 'cmt bro gmake' to take care of dependencies ) (in all */cmt directories)

  $ cmt config
  $ source setup.sh
  $ gmake
  

issues

CMT

source setup.sh in AtlasModularAnalysis/cmt directory gives crash when running AMA with ARA.

Solution: do another source setup.sh in the AthenaROOTAccess/cmt directory. Now you can run AMA with ARA without problems again.

PYTHONPATH

Sometimes ARA crashes just after initialisation. This is due to a wrongly set PYTHONPATH. To correct this:

• Copy /data/atlas/users/gossie/Athena/fix_AMA-ARA_PYTHONPATH.sh to anywhere you like
• replace <username> with your username
• $ source fix_AMA-ARA_PYTHONPATH.sh

running i686-slc4-gcc34-opt/CSCDriver.exe should be OK now.

JetCollectionCnv_p2

https://hypernews.cern.ch/HyperNews/Atlas/get/PATDevelopment/270/1.html

Within Athena

Starting in /project/atlas/users/<user>/14.1.0/PhysicsAnalysis:

• first compile AMA

  $ cd AtlasModularAnalysis/cmt
  $ cmt config
  $ . setup.sh
  $ gmake
  

• copy AMAAthena and compile

  $ cd /project/atlas/users/<user>/14.1.0/PhysicsAnalysis
  $ cp -r /data/atlas/users/gossie/Athena/AMAAthena .
  $ cd AMAAthena/cmt
  $ cmt config
  $ . setup.sh
  $ gmake
  

run AMAAthena with:

$ athena AMAAthena_jobOptions_FDR.py