Difference between revisions of "CMT and Athena at NIKHEF"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 75: | Line 75: | ||
:'''c) compiling the TestRelease package''' | :'''c) compiling the TestRelease package''' | ||
− | We are now going to compile the TestRelease package. In the cmt directory type: | + | :We are now going to compile the TestRelease package. In the cmt directory type: |
:<font color = red>cmt config </font> | :<font color = red>cmt config </font> | ||
:<font color = red>source setup.csh</font> | :<font color = red>source setup.csh</font> | ||
:<font color = red>gmake</font> | :<font color = red>gmake</font> | ||
+ | |||
+ | : You are ready for a real analysis | ||
+ | :Note: This is typically done for each package you check out and normally you will now go to the run directory of this package (same depth as the cmt directory), define your joboption file and run athena. |
Revision as of 08:22, 20 April 2005
When starting with Atlas software it is required at NIKHEf there are some settings that are required. On this page we will see the basic steps required to get the Athena environment set-up working. We will use release 9.0.4 at NIKHEF on a RH7.3 machine.
Note:
Commands are listed in red. Files and things to add/remove are listed in blue.
1. Setting up the 9.0.4 environment
- a) Log onto a RedHat 7.3 machine
- You can check the operating system on your maching by typing cat /etc/issue. At NIKHEF njord is such a machine for example.
- b) Create a user account on the project disk (only once)
- cd /project/atlas/users
- mkdir <your_login_name>
- cd <your_login_name>
- c) Set up the environment for the 9.0.4 release (each new shell)
- To set up all environment variables related to the 9.0.4 release source the following file
- source /project/atlas/nikhef/setup/nikhef_setup_9.0.4.csh
- For each new shell these variables need to be defined so the best thing is to put this line in your .cshrc file located in your home directory.
- d) check you have everything correctly set-up
- -> check you have the correct version of CMT
- echo $CMTROOT
- You should find: /data/atlas/offline/9.0.4/CMT/v1r16p20040901
- -> check you have the correct version of the release
- echo $SITEROOT
- You should find: /data/atlas/offline/9.0.4
2. Checking out and compiling the TestRelease Package
- a) Check out the TestRelease package
- We will get the TestRelease package from the CVS server at CERN. To access CVS, we need to have a valid kerberos token at CERN:
- klog <your_AFS_login_name>@cern.ch
- Then check out the TestRelease package using CMT
- cmt co TestRelease
- b) Configure the TestRelease package
- The TestRelease package gives us acces to the main ATLAS program Athena. Before compiling it, we first need to configure it to our needs. Go to the cmt directory of this package:
- cd TestRelease/TestRelease-00-00-18/cmt/
- You will need to make the following changed to the requirements file:
- change
- use AtlasRelease AtlasRelease-* to
- #use AtlasRelease AtlasRelease-*
- In the section starting with the line
- # Setup the run-time environment
- add the following lines:
- use AthenaRunTime AthenaRunTime-00-* Control
- use AthExHelloWorld AthExHelloWorld-00-* Control/AthenaExamples
- use Pythia_i Pythia_i-00-* Generators
- use Herwig_i Herwig_i-00-01-* Generators
- use Atlfast Atlfast-01-* Simulation
- use TruthExamples TruthExamples-00-* Generators/GenAnalysisTools
- c) compiling the TestRelease package
- We are now going to compile the TestRelease package. In the cmt directory type:
- cmt config
- source setup.csh
- gmake
- You are ready for a real analysis
- Note: This is typically done for each package you check out and normally you will now go to the run directory of this package (same depth as the cmt directory), define your joboption file and run athena.