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working directory and set the environment.
 
working directory and set the environment.
  
Which run is analyzed is controlled by a link.  If you type
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Run the analyzer as follows:
"./doit.com 546" which produces the link to the data and launches the analyzer
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run.dat -> /adaq1/data1/LHRS_CODA3_728.dat.0
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<pre>
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./anaHRS 583
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(to analyzer run 583)
  
Running the analyzer, type "analyzer"
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or
 
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<pre>
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aonl1.jlab.org> analyzer
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analyzer [0] .x setup.C
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analyzer [1] analyzer->Process(*run)
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after the analyzer finishes, you may quit
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./anaHRS
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(with no argument, the latest run is analyzed)
  
analyzer [2] .q
 
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
  
This produced a root file Afile.root in the $pwd which gets used by some macros.
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This produced a root file Afile.root which is a link to root file
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for that run on the work disk.  What's more, the "online" GUI is
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used to display standard histograms.
  
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One may also use "show" scripts to work on Afile.root
 
<pre>
 
<pre>
 
aonl1.jlab.org> root .x showVdc1.C  
 
aonl1.jlab.org> root .x showVdc1.C  

Revision as of 16:00, 15 July 2021

Brief instructions on running the Podd analyzer

See also the more verbose file: /adaqfs/home/adev/bob/analyzer/run/README

Type "goana" on adev account on aonl1 or aonl2 to go to the working directory and set the environment.

Run the analyzer as follows:

./anaHRS 583
(to analyzer run 583)

or

./anaHRS 
(with no argument, the latest run is analyzed)

This produced a root file Afile.root which is a link to root file for that run on the work disk. What's more, the "online" GUI is used to display standard histograms.

One may also use "show" scripts to work on Afile.root

aonl1.jlab.org> root .x showVdc1.C 

and there are other macros like show*.C

back to main page: https://hallaweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/L-HRS_for_SBS