Analysis software for TTbar+X differential cross section analysis (TOP-12-042)
To setup the stand-alone version of the code:
# get the code from the repository
git clone https://github.com/BristolTopGroup/AnalysisSoftware.git AnalysisSoftware
cd AnalysisSoftware
# on DICE need to source ROOT:
# source /software/root/v5.32.00/bin/thisroot.sh
# create the makefile using cmake (install it if you don't have it: https://github.com/Kitware/CMake)
# minimal cmake version 2.6.0 according to CMakeLists.txt
cmake CMakeLists.txt
#on DICE use cmake28
# cmake28 CMakeLists.txt
# for older versions of boost, e.g. on DICE, you will need to
#sed -i 's/lib64\/lib64/lib64/g' ./CMakeFiles/AnalysisSoftware.dir/build.make
#sed -i 's/lib64\/lib64/lib64/g' ./CMakeFiles/AnalysisSoftware.dir/link.txt
# as the library path is wrong (contains lib64/lib64)
# compile and build
make -j24
# adjust the toolsFolder environment variable
export toolsFolder=$PWD/
# test run the code:
nohup ./AnalysisSoftware python/test_cfg.py &> test.log &
To setup the code using CMSSW:
# on soolin (scientific linux 5 machines)
export SCRAM_ARCH=slc5_amd64_gcc462
cmsrel CMSSW_6_0_0
cd CMSSW_6_0_0/src
cmsenv
# OR on DICE (scientific linux 6 machines)
. $VO_CMS_SW_DIR/cmsset_default.sh # echo $SCRAM_ARCH should now return slc6_amd64_gcc472
cmsrel CMSSW_6_2_12
cd CMSSW_6_2_12/src
cmsenv
# get the code from the repository
git clone https://github.com/BristolTopGroup/AnalysisSoftware.git BristolAnalysis/Tools
# get submodules:
git submodule init && git submodule update
# compile
scram b -j2
hash -r #or rehash in case that BAT cannot be found
# test run the code:
BAT_Tests
nohup BAT BristolAnalysis/Tools/python/test_cfg.py &> test.log &
If you want like to use Eclipse for the development of the code, initial
project files are provided in the eclipse/ folder. You can copy them into
the main directory (example for OS X):
# in AnalysisSoftware folder
cp eclipse/.project.osx .project
cp eclipse/.cproject.osx .cproject
cp eclipse/.pydevproject.osx .pydevproject
A code style prescription is also available in eclipse/Bristol_C++_CodeStyle.xml.
You should import it under Preferences->C/C++->Code Style->Formatter
Once the software is set up one can use HTCondor to submit jobs to a cluster. Instructions for this can be found in condor/README.md
More information can be found at Bristol Analysis Tools twiki page
Please report any problems on our issues page.
Running all tests
make test
# or
./AnalysisSoftware_test --log_level=message
Running a specific test suite:
./AnalysisSoftware_test --log_level=message --run_test=DataTypeTests
Running a specific test:
./AnalysisSoftware_test --log_level=message --run_test=DataTypeTests/NoAmbiguousMappingHard
Python tests require nose to be installed:
pip install nose --upgrade
You can then run the tests with:
time nosetests -v test/*.py