Code for electron calibration in CMS Testing
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Preliminary instructions: GitHub account
Be sure to have a GitHub account and have followed the instructions here:
http://cms-sw.github.io/cmssw/faq.html#how_do_i_subscribe_to_github
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wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.github.com/ECALELFS/ECALELF/master/setup_git.sh
chmod +x setup_git.sh
./setup_git.sh CMSSW_5_3_14_patch2
cd CMSSW_5_3_14_patch2/src/
cmsenv
cd Calibration/ZFitter && make && cd -
If you are using a tcsh shell:
cd Calibration && source initCmsEnv.csh
If you are using a bash shell:
cd Calibration && source initCmsEnv.sh
Every time you enter in a new shell you have to do:
source initCmsEnv.csh
or
source initCmsEnv.sh
Problem: if you have an error in compilation like
consider to edit the following file: DataFormats/CaloRecHit/src/classes_def.xml
changing the following lines:
<class name="reco::CaloCluster" ClassVersion="11">
<version ClassVersion="11" checksum="3936140"/>
</class>
to
<class name="reco::CaloCluster" ClassVersion="11">
<version ClassVersion="12" checksum="4003646624"/>
</class>
====== Code documentation: Code documentation is updated using doxygen system. You can find the documentation related to the master branch here: http://ecalelfs.github.io/ECALELF/index.html
It can be generated locally following the instructions below: Once downloaded the code, in Calibration/ you can run the command
doxygen fulldoc
to have the code documentation produced by doxygen opening the doc/doxygen/fulldoc/html/index.html with your browser
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Instructions for developments:
fork the repository in GIT to your own area (if you didn't it already)
[email protected]:ECALELFS/ECALELF.git
Add your git repository to the list of remotes to be used like:
git remote add -f myfork [email protected]:hengne/ECALELF.git
git checkout devel-42X_44X_53X
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If you want to develop the code:
Create a new branch for your development (use a meaningful name)
git branch myNewBranch
Switch to the new branch: git checkout myNewBranch
Push it to your git repository (create a new branch with the same name also in your remote GIT repository)
git push myfork
Then start to develop, remember to do commits as much as possible
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Remember to update regularly the code doing when you are in the branch devel-42X_44X_53X:
git pull