This page provides examples
and instructions for installing and running TrigMoore.
Basic familiarity with Athena concepts is implied in the following.
A useful and regularly updated
source of information is the RecExample web
page where several information
on how to run a generic reconstruction package are given. In the
following frequent links to this page are given.
What release do you want to use? To answer this first of all have a look here
and check the release status.TrigMoore is a package in development, and so are, several other packages related to
the so colled Trigger Muon Slice. Therefore we are unable to ``point'' you towards a
release that you can just run as a ``black box'' from the repository.
If you are willing to work on TrigMoore, you are willing to become a TrigMoore developer.
The version we suggest you to use at the time this
page has been written is:
7.3.0
cp ../../../TrigAlgorithms/TrigMoore/TrigMoore-00-00-08/share/MdtMap.txt MDTMapIdAndHash.txt
cp ../../../TrigAlgorithms/TrigMoore/TrigMoore-00-00-08/share/RpcMap.txt RPCMapIdAndHash.txt
ln -s /afs/cern.ch/atlas/offline/data/bmagatlas02.data fieldmap.dat
stagein -M /castor/cern.ch/atlas/project/dc1/simul/data/001108/dc1.001108.simul.0001.test.mu_plus_20.zebra ZEBRA.P
Please have a look
at the instructions given for RecExample, adapting them to the
TrigMoore case.
valgrind is a tool to find memory leaks and other run time errors like
branch on uninitialized variables.
For using it please follow the instructions given here for RecExample, adapting them to the TrigMoore
case.
Comments to (Gabriella.Cataldi@le.infn.it).
Last modified, 16th December 2003