ECALELF

ECALELF

Code for electron calibration in CMS

Preliminary instructions: GitHub account Be sure to have a GitHub account and have followed the instructions here: http://cms-sw.github.io/cmssw/faq.html#how_do_i_subscribe_to_github

Download instructions.

wget -q --no-check-certificate -O setup_git.sh https://gitlab.cern.ch/shervin/ECALELF/raw/master/setup_git.sh
chmod +x setup_git.sh
CMSSW_VERSION=CMSSW_9_2_0_patch5
./setup_git.sh $CMSSW_VERSION
cd $CMSSW_VERSION/src/
cmsenv
cd Calibration/ZFitter && make && cd -

If you are using a tcsh shell: cd Calibration && source initCmsEnvCRAB.csh

If you are using a bash shell: cd Calibration && source initCmsEnvCRAB.sh

Every time you enter in a new shell you have to do: source initCmsEnvCRAB.csh or source initCmsEnvCRAB.sh

Code documentation: Code documentation is updated using doxygen system. You can find the documentation related to the master branch here: https://project-cms-ecal-calibration.web.cern.ch/project-cms-ecal-calibration/ECALELF_doc/

It can be generated locally following the instructions below: Once downloaded the code, in Calibration/ you can run the command

doxygen fulldoc

to have the code documentation produced by doxygen opening the doc/doxygen/fulldoc/html/index.html with your browser

Instructions for developments: fork the repository in GIT to your own area (if you didn't it already) https://shervin@gitlab.cern.ch/shervin/ECALELF.git

If you want to develop the code: Create a new branch for your development (use a meaningful name) git branch myNewBranch Switch to the new branch: git checkout myNewBranch Push it to your git repository (create a new branch with the same name also in your remote GIT repository) git push myfork

Then start to develop, remember to do commits as much as possible

Remember to update regularly the code doing when you are in the branch devel-42X_44X_53X: git pull