Annotation of /tracker/ground/README


1) Create a working directory and add to your .bashrc file the lines:

export TRK_BIN=/home/your-user/.../your-working-dir/
export TRK_GRND=/home/your-user/.../trk-software-ground/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$TRK_GRND/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

then update the .bashrc file:

# cd /home/your-user/
# source .bashrc

2) Create the executables:

# cd /home/your-user/.../trk-software-ground
# make all

(the Makefile is not very sophisticated, to make it run might require some 
adjustments... sorry)

3) Install the programs in your working directory by executing:

# make install

The following files and directory will be created:
   bin-aux/      - (auxiliary files)
   level0.exe    - program to go from RAW to LEVEL0
   level1.exe    -  "       "  "  "   LEVEL0 to LEVEL1
   level2.exe    -  "       "  "  "   LEVEL1 to LEVEL2

The same structure is created in the directory run-test/. Here you can find 
an example (run-test.sh) on how to use these programs (follow the instructions 
in WHAT-TO-DO).

4) IN case you don't need to reduce tracker files, but you need only to use 
LEVEL2 nt-uples to get track information and calculate the particle 
trajectory, you can follow the example in the directory "utilities/template/". 
This is an example on how to access LEVEL2 nt-uples and how to link the 
tracker library ("libtrk.a"; see "doc/libtrk.txt" for more info) in a fortran 
program (template.f). 


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2			1) Create a working directory and add to your .bashrc file the lines:
3
4			export TRK_BIN=/home/your-user/.../your-working-dir/
5			export TRK_GRND=/home/your-user/.../trk-software-ground/
6			export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$TRK_GRND/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
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8			then update the .bashrc file:
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10			# cd /home/your-user/
11			# source .bashrc
12
13			2) Create the executables:
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15			# cd /home/your-user/.../trk-software-ground
16			# make all
17
18			(the Makefile is not very sophisticated, to make it run might require some
19			adjustments... sorry)
20
21			3) Install the programs in your working directory by executing:
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23			# make install
24
25			The following files and directory will be created:
26			bin-aux/ - (auxiliary files)
27			level0.exe - program to go from RAW to LEVEL0
28			level1.exe - " " " " LEVEL0 to LEVEL1
29			level2.exe - " " " " LEVEL1 to LEVEL2
30
31			The same structure is created in the directory run-test/. Here you can find
32			an example (run-test.sh) on how to use these programs (follow the instructions
33			in WHAT-TO-DO).
34
35			4) IN case you don't need to reduce tracker files, but you need only to use
36			LEVEL2 nt-uples to get track information and calculate the particle
37			trajectory, you can follow the example in the directory "utilities/template/".
38			This is an example on how to access LEVEL2 nt-uples and how to link the
39			tracker library ("libtrk.a"; see "doc/libtrk.txt" for more info) in a fortran
40			program (template.f).
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