Testing DUNE at CERN Neutrino Cluster

Where DUNETPC is installed

DUNE versions are located at /mnt/nas00/software/dune-vXX_YY_ZZ (current release is : vXX_YY_ZZ = v05_14_01)

DUNETPC repository

Setting up your enviroment (manually)

• Set up the Unix Product Support (UPS) for DUNETPC:
  • source /mnt/nas00/software/dune-vXX_YY_ZZ/setup

• Setup your working space by making a directory
  • mkdir DuneSwTutorialTest
  • cd DuneSwTutorialTest/

• Now set up the basic tools and variables that are needed:
  • setup mrb
  • setup git
  • setup gitflow
  • export MRB_PROJECT=larsoft

• At this point, we need to make a directory for this dunetpc release (release version called XX_YY_ZZ here, replace with the version you want - see table below):
  • mkdir larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ
  • cd larsfot_vXX_YY_ZZ/

• Create a new installation of dunetpc (building development area) specifying version and qualifiers
  • mrb newDev -v vXX_YY_ZZ -q e9:prof

• IMPORTANT the step above generates a setup that you must type (now and whenever you log in):
  • souce localProducts_larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ_e9_prof/setup

• You will now see a directory called srcs (sources - where the code is kept). Move to this directory and check out the code packages you want
  • cd srcs/
  • mrb g dunetpc
  • mrb g larsim

• Build your release and tell larsoft to use your locally built libraries:
  • mrbsetenv
  • mrb i
  • mrbslp

Every time you login (manually)

Every user that has made a successful working space of DuneSwTutorialTest (according to the previous step) needs to do the following:

• source /mnt/nas00/software/dune-vXX_YY_ZZ/setup
• source localProducts_larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ_e9_prof/setup (that was created from DuneSwTutorialTest)
• setup git
• setup gitflow
• setup mrb
• mrbslp

Setting up older versions

• Set up the UPS for DUNE:
  • source /path/to/DUNE/setup

• Setup your working space by making a directory
  • mkdir DuneSwTutorialTest
  • cd DuneSwTutorialTest/

• Now set up the basic tools and variables that are needed:
  • setup git
  • setup gitflow
  • setup mrb
  • export MRB_PROJECT=larsoft

• At this point, we need to make a directory for this larsoft release (release version called XX_YY_ZZ here, replace with the version you want - see table below):
  • mkdir larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ
  • cd larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ/
• Create a new installation of LArSoft (building development area) specifying version and qualifiers
  • mrb newDev -v vXX_YY_ZZ -q e9:prof
• IMPORTANT the step above generates a setup that you must type (now and whenever you log in):

souce localProducts_larsoft_vXX_YY_ZZ_e9_prof/setup

• You will now see a directory called srcs (sources - where the code is kept). Move to this directory and check out the code packages you want
  • cd srcs/
  • mrb g -t vXX_YY_ZZ dunetpc
• Build your release and tell larsoft to use your locally built libraries:
  • cd dunetpc/
  • mrbsetenv
  • mrb i
  • cd ..
  • mrbslp

Setting up your enviroment (using script)

• Download the dune_sw_neutplatform.sh script
• and execute it : source dune_sw_neutplatform.sh

Every time you login (using script)

* Download the freshlogin_dune_sw_neutplatform.sh script

• and execute it : source freshlogin_dune_sw_neutplatform.sh

DUNE-centric Guide to Using LArSoft in git/mrb world

The suggested link is a quick guide to the things you, a member of DUNE, will need to do in order to run and develop applications in LArSoft.

more general instructions/guidance

Follow this link for more general instructions/guidance.

Getting Started Examples with dunetpc.

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