Download Calice Reconstruction Software

Recommended version: 0.3.0 (Changes).

"Stable:"

Stable ?

v0.3.0 (release notes):

File Name Description
calice-0.3.0.tar.gz The Calice reconstruction and conversion package.
calice-conddb-mysqldump-0.3.0.gz Dump of the calice conditions database.
calice-conddb-lciofiles-0.3.0.tar.gz LCIO files of conditions data folders.
calice-example-0.3.0.tar.gz Example Processor which uses the calorimeter hit collection.
(Good starting point for an independent development which requires the calice reconstruction package, marlin etc.)
calice-analysis-0.3.0.tar.gz Marlin processors which fill several histograms.
(Mip signal per pad, cluster properties, energy per layer, correlation between drift chamber cluster position etc.)
calice-scripts-0.3.0.tar.gz Scripts to create steering files and start Marlin.
(Conversion to LCIO, hit reconstruction, event display, listing collections inside LCIO files, etc.)
calice-conddb-inputs-0.3.0.tar.gz Data files needed needed to populate the MySQL database.
(run parameters, ECAL calibration constants, drift chamber calibration constants.)
CaliceRootTools.tar.gz Root macros and utilities to analyse the control histograms.
(MipSignalHistograms, AverageHistoryGraphs, ADCHistory,PedestalNoiseHistograms, Signal, Noise.)

CVS

Not yet.

Git

I decided to give git a try for managing the source code. You need the git tools (I use version 1.0.6. To clone the archive, do:
   git-clone http://polywww.in2p3.fr/~gaycken/Calice/Software/download/calice.git Calice
   git-clone http://polywww.in2p3.fr/~gaycken/Calice/Software/download/calice-analysis.git Calice/calice-analysis
 
Then You should create Your private branch (called $USER here) and checkout the desired version e.g. version v0.3.0:
   git-checkout -b $USER v0.3.0
 
There is some git documentation and a tutorial. And You can find a small writeup about how I use git here: HOW-I- use git

git Tags for calice:

SHA1 version number symbolic tag
1e4460002efbd909757260ffdfab708e602cf47fv0.3.0rc2
547676cf92c0da938e293ab82203fd862361d81fv0.2.0rc7
4b15033e8caf8b9ba9c89fc3cfd364fb984cea39v0.2.0rc6
65649f280c8dfcf0ada0a1322afdb0dd756f67f9v0.2.0rc5
c8d85d82b3775ad0278d82033cbc7da1d592efe6v0.2.0rc4
4b621b33a2163edc07546ee2c15ee86889ccb03bv0.2.0rc3
515a6a898f9b38235e5b0a84d1a66df5dea211b9v0.2.0rc2
88cb1f7a70a4c425d22be460b9c88719dceb1014v0.2.0rc1
06cd9de7c6806cfab38301d800cfbaced1264710v0.1.0rc2
? v0.0.2
f40d7532d3ae26a805001acb3fce3e44d329c67av0.0.2rc1
4c6e377184c3f9b2d5c695905c4de367d7f9a5eav0.0.1

git Tags for calice-analysis:

SHA1 version number symbolic tag
0bbf8d7d1178e0e5016b1ad882d19f3f8a5bf409v0.3.0rc2
c36bb9551bce892b781847d6c4247f8ab5d01a40v0.2.0rc7
cd36c7aa7eefa34ff880bd20fde4864ab6834b0av0.2.0rc5
cd36c7aa7eefa34ff880bd20fde4864ab6834b0av0.2.0rc4
cd36c7aa7eefa34ff880bd20fde4864ab6834b0av0.2.0rc3
65649f280c8dfcf0ada0a1322afdb0dd756f67f9v0.2.0rc2

Other software

All the software on which the Calice reconstruction software depends can be obtained via the script get_soft.sh which is contained in the tools folder. Unpack the tar archive tools.tar.gz, and run
  tools/get_soft.sh --prefix [my_install_dir] --with-calice
Or to compile the graphical displays:
  tools/get_soft.sh --prefix [my_install_dir] --with-gtkglext --with-calice
To make the tools available via default search paths, you need to define certain variables. This is achieved by :
. [my_install_dir]/env.sh
if you use a korn shell (bash, zsh) or if You use a C-shell (tcsh):
source [my_install_dir]/env.csh

Old versions