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You have two choices
 
You have two choices
  
* Use the pre-compiled version on ifarm machines, see [https://gemc.jlab.org/gemc/Documentation/Entries/2011/1/2_How_To_Run_GEMC_on_a_JLAB_CUE_Machine.html this howto].  It's easy to running batch mode in a terminal or submit a job to farm. For interactive mode, due to the OpenGL 3D rendering, it's too slow to run if you ssh in and do X11 forward to your local machine. The solution is to run vncserver with X window on ifarm and connect to it remote, this way it's not too slow if your network speed is ok. But this's not recommend because it demands a lot resource from ifarm which is shared by many users.
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* Use the pre-compiled version on ifarm machines, see quick start here [https://hallaweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/Solid_sim_geant4#on_ifarm_using_pre-compiled_GEMC_instllation].  It's easy to running batch mode in a terminal or submit a job to farm. For interactive mode, due to the OpenGL 3D rendering, it's too slow to run if you ssh in and do X11 forward to your local machine. The solution is to run vncserver with X window on ifarm and connect to it remote, this way it's not too slow if your network speed is ok. But this's not recommend because it demands more resources from ifarm which is shared by many users.
  
* Use your local copy. You will have the full power for the interactive mode and you can choose what version of GEMC to use. Please use 64 bit system, don't use 32 bit system, as it's not future proof and jlab farm has gone to 64 bit Linux system already. Follow the instruction here to obtain and compile https://gemc.jlab.org/gemc/Support/Entries/2011/8/1_Step_by_Step.html
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* Use your local copy. You will have the full power for the interactive mode and you can choose what version of GEMC to use. Please use 64 bit system, don't use 32 bit system, as it's not future proof and jlab farm has gone to 64 bit Linux system already. The general GEMC installation instruction is here [https://gemc.jlab.org/gemc/Support/Entries/2011/8/1_Step_by_Step.html], The default GEMC version will be installed this way. To use the production version for SoLID, please follow the instruction below to install it, then refer to here [https://hallaweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/Solid_sim_geant4#on_any_machine_using_a_local_GEMC_installation] to test your installation
  
Note: for local installation, many scripts like "go_clhep", "go_qt4" etc, just use "wget" to download some package from http://www.jlab.org/12gev_phys/packages/sources/, other scripts like "sourcebuild","go_ce", "go_gemc" etc use "svn" to check out from their repository.
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''' this installs the GEMC version 1.8 with GEANT4.9.6.p01, tested on ifarm (CentOS6.2_x64) on 2013/7/30'''
 
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setenv JLAB_ROOT DirOfYourChoice
Note: for local installation, the GEMC installation instruction will obtain you to the latest version of GEMC. To get the production version of SoLID GEMC, see the version control below.
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cd $JLAB_ROOT
 
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svn co https://clas12svn.jlab.org/repos/users/ungaro/repository/sourcebuild
Note: to run the pre-compiled production version of SoLID GEMC on ifarm, you need to set env before source jlab.csh like below
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cd sourcebuild
 
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(refer to sourcebuild/README and make sure all required packages are installed already)
setenv GEANT4_VERSION 4.9.5.p01
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go_ce
setenv CLHEP_VERSION 2.1.2.0
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(choose to compile and use a particular version of GEMC)
setenv ROOT_VERSION 5.32
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  setenv GEANT4_VERSION 4.9.6.p01
setenv QT_VERSION 4.8.1
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  setenv CLHEP_VERSION 2.1.3.1
setenv GEMC_VERSION 1.7
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  setenv ROOT_VERSION 5.34.05
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  setenv QT_VERSION 4.8.4
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  setenv GEMC_VERSION 1.8
 
  source $JLAB_ROOT/ce/jlab.csh
 
  source $JLAB_ROOT/ce/jlab.csh
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(make sure your cmake version is higher than 8, do this on ifarm "setenv PATH /apps/cmake/bin/:{$PATH}")
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go_clhep
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go_qt
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go_xercesc
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go_geant4
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go_sconsscript (At the end of its output, it will tell you to copy certain files to a location.
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                you need admin authority to do it. If you are using ifarm, you don't need to do
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                anything because it's there already)
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go_evio
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go_gemc
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go_root
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go_gemc_evio2root
  
 
=== version control ===
 
=== version control ===
  
see [[solid GEMC version historty ]] for details of changes
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'''see [[solid GEMC version historty ]] for the change log'''
 
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'''''latest SoLID GEMC production version "tag version 1.7, corresponding to trunk revision 8832", updated 2012/11/07'''''
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svn address https://clas12svn.jlab.org/repos/clas12/gemc/tags
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it depends on other jlab_software packages
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sourcebuild r8813
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ce r1137
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edit go_ce to obtain the right version
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edit get_coptions to comment out osrelease
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from sourcebuild/sources.txt
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-repo              1.1          repository                                  noarch
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-ce                1.1          repository                                  noarch
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-clhep              2.1.2.0      clhep-2.1.2.0.tgz                            Linux Mac
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-qt4                4.8.1        qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.8.1.tar.gz    Linux Mac
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-xercesc            3.1.1        xerces-c-3.1.1.tar.gz                        Linux Mac
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-geant4            4.9.5.p01    geant4.9.5.p01.tar.gz                        Linux Mac
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-evio              4.0          repository                                  Linux Mac
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-gemc              1.7          repository                                  Linux Mac
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-root              5.32        root_v5.32.01.source.tar.gz                  Linux Mac
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-banks              1.0          repository                                  Linux Mac
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-jana              0.6.3        jana_0.6.3.tgz                              Linux Mac
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-scrat              1.0          repository                                  Linux Mac
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-gemc_evio2r        1.5          repository                                  Linux Mac
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=== general version control info ===
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svn checkout by default always get the latest reversion.  If you want a specific reversion, add option "-r revision_number"
 
svn checkout by default always get the latest reversion.  If you want a specific reversion, add option "-r revision_number"
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You'd better use a graphic svn client to get alerted once updates show up. I like "kdesvn" or you may check out this list [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Subversion_clients]
 
You'd better use a graphic svn client to get alerted once updates show up. I like "kdesvn" or you may check out this list [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Subversion_clients]
 
here is a [http://clasweb.jlab.org/websvn/prod/listing.php?repname=CLAS12&path=%2Fclas12%2Fgemc%2Ftrunk%2F&sc=1#_clas12_gemc_trunk_ WebSVN browser]
 
  
 
== solgemc ==
 
== solgemc ==

Revision as of 19:48, 31 July 2013

Introduction

You will need two things to run set of things for SoLID simulation:

  1. SoLID_GEMC, which you will need no matter what,
  2. GEMC (vanilla kind, easiest to setup) or solgemc (which uses GEMC as library, require a bit more work).

SoLID_GEMC

solid_gemc is a collection of SoLID codes for using GEMC. You need it no matter running vanilla GEMC or solgemc.

You can obtain solid_gemc from SoLID SVN

svn co https://jlabsvn.jlab.org/svnroot/solid/solid_gemc
database_io   dir has geometry/field/banks ready to load into the mysql database
script        dir has scripts to setup env and run the simulation code
analysistool  dir has various packages for analyzing simulation result

GEMC

get it

You have two choices

  • Use the pre-compiled version on ifarm machines, see quick start here [1]. It's easy to running batch mode in a terminal or submit a job to farm. For interactive mode, due to the OpenGL 3D rendering, it's too slow to run if you ssh in and do X11 forward to your local machine. The solution is to run vncserver with X window on ifarm and connect to it remote, this way it's not too slow if your network speed is ok. But this's not recommend because it demands more resources from ifarm which is shared by many users.
  • Use your local copy. You will have the full power for the interactive mode and you can choose what version of GEMC to use. Please use 64 bit system, don't use 32 bit system, as it's not future proof and jlab farm has gone to 64 bit Linux system already. The general GEMC installation instruction is here [2], The default GEMC version will be installed this way. To use the production version for SoLID, please follow the instruction below to install it, then refer to here [3] to test your installation
 this installs the GEMC version 1.8 with GEANT4.9.6.p01, tested on ifarm (CentOS6.2_x64) on 2013/7/30
setenv JLAB_ROOT DirOfYourChoice
cd $JLAB_ROOT
svn co https://clas12svn.jlab.org/repos/users/ungaro/repository/sourcebuild
cd sourcebuild
(refer to sourcebuild/README and make sure all required packages are installed already)
go_ce
(choose to compile and use a particular version of GEMC)
  setenv GEANT4_VERSION 4.9.6.p01
  setenv CLHEP_VERSION 2.1.3.1
  setenv ROOT_VERSION 5.34.05
  setenv QT_VERSION 4.8.4
  setenv GEMC_VERSION 1.8
source $JLAB_ROOT/ce/jlab.csh
(make sure your cmake version is higher than 8, do this on ifarm "setenv PATH /apps/cmake/bin/:{$PATH}")
go_clhep
go_qt
go_xercesc
go_geant4
go_sconsscript (At the end of its output, it will tell you to copy certain files to a location. 
                you need admin authority to do it. If you are using ifarm, you don't need to do 
                anything because it's there already)
go_evio
go_gemc
go_root
go_gemc_evio2root

version control

see solid GEMC version historty for the change log

svn checkout by default always get the latest reversion. If you want a specific reversion, add option "-r revision_number"

how to know your current copy reversion number: go to top svn directory, run "svn update", then run "svnversion"

You'd better use a graphic svn client to get alerted once updates show up. I like "kdesvn" or you may check out this list [4]

solgemc

Another way to run solid simulation is to use GEMC as library,

To get the code specific to SoLID, solgemc:

 svn checkout https://jlabsvn.jlab.org/svnroot/solid/solgemc

solgemc Installation Instructions

solgemc installation outside JLAB

libsolgem

The library for digitizing GEM output is found in this repository

 svn checkout https://jlabsvn.jlab.org/svnroot/solid/libsolgem/

The database that corresponds to the GEM configuration in user_geometry3 : solid_gem

  https://hallaweb.jlab.org/12GeV/SoLID/download/sim/libsolgem/db_gemc.dat