Changeset 1337 for trunk/examples/extended/analysis/A01/README

Timestamp:

Sep 30, 2010, 2:47:17 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

garnier

Message:

tag geant4.9.4 beta 1 + modifs locales

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• trunk/examples/extended/analysis/A01/README (modified) (4 diffs)

trunk/examples/extended/analysis/A01/README

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-$Id: README,v 1.9 2005/06/01 18:10:15 duns Exp $
+$Id: README,v 1.10 2009/11/21 00:22:55 perl Exp $
 
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@@ -10 +10 @@
   Example A01 implements a double-arm spectrometer with wire chambers, 
   hodoscopes and calorimeters.  Event simulation and collection are 
-  enabled, as well as event display and analysis.  This example is
-  extensively documented on the Geant4 Workshop Tutorial CD available at:
-  http://geant4.slac.stanford.edu/g4cd/Welcome.html
+  enabled, as well as event display and analysis.
 
 
@@ -72 +70 @@
 
 
-
-
   3. EVENT:
 
@@ -130 +126 @@
   5. VISUALIZATION:
   
-     Simulated events can be displayed on top of a representation of 
-     the spectrometer.
+     Simulated events can be displayed on top of a representation of the spectrometer.
 
-     vis.mac outputs HepRep version 1 files suitable for viewing in WIRED.
+     vis.mac outputs HepRep version 1 files suitable for viewing in HepRApp or WIRED4.
      Change the /vis/open line from HepRepFile to DAWNFILE to instead
      make .prim files suitable for viewing in DAWN.
 
      heprep2-000-gz.mac outputs a series of gzipped HepRep version 2 files
-     each containing a single event, suitable for viewing in WIRED (there
-     is no need to ungzip them since WIRED can do this itself).
+     each containing a single event, suitable for viewing in HepRApp or WIRED4
 
      heprep2zip.mac outputs a single zip file that unzips to a series of
      HepRep version 2 files, each each containing a single event (unzip
-     the single file by hand, then view the resulting individial HepRep
-     files in WIRED 3).
+     the single file by hand, then view the resulting individial HepRep files).
 
      heprep2-000-zip.mac outputs a series of zipped HepRep version 2 files
-     each containing a single event (not yet viewable in WIRED unless you
+     each containing a single event (not yet viewable unless you
      explicitly unzip them before viewing).
 
      heprep2.mac outputs a HepRep version 2 file with multiple events
-     appended to a single file in an experimental manner (not yet viewable
-     in WIRED).
+     appended to a single file in an experimental manner
 
      heprep2gz.mac outputs a HepRep version 2 file with multiple events
-     appended to a single file in an experimental manner (not yet viewable
-     in WIRED).
+     appended to a single file in an experimental manner
 
      Any of the heprep mac files above with the name bheprep (for instance
-     bheprep2zip.mac) will write a Binary HepRep version 2 file, readable 
-     by WIRED 4.
-     
-     WIRED 4 can read Binary HepRep and XML HepRep version 2 files without 
-     the need for manual unzipping.
+     bheprep2zip.mac) will write a Binary HepRep version 2 file, readable only
+     by WIRED4 (not by HepRApp).
 
-     For more information on visualization with this A01 example,
-     see the visualization tutorials on the Geant4 Workshop Tutorial CD
-     available at:
-     http://geant4.slac.stanford.edu/g4cd/Welcome.html
 
   6. ANALYSIS:
 
      This example implements an AIDA-compliant analysis system which
-     creates histograms, ntuples and plotters.  At the completion of a 
-     simulation run a file A01.aida is produced which contains these
-     data structures.  This file can be used as an input to the Java
-     Analysis Studio (JAS) which allows the histograms and ntuples to 
-     examined, manipulated, saved and printed.  For further details,
-     see README.JAIDA.
-
-
-  7. GETTING STARTED:
-
-     Build the A01 executable:
-
-         cd to A01
-         gmake clean
-         gmake
-
-     gmake will create tmp and bin directories in your work directory. 
-     The executable, named A01app, will be in /bin/$G4SYSTEM/
- 
-     While in directory A01, run the executable:
-
-         ../bin/$G4SYSTEM/A01app
-
-     which will bring up the interactive prompt:
-
-         Idle>
-
-     To run 10 events you can now enter:
-
-         /run/beamOn 10
-
-     If all goes well, a JAS window will appear containing two histograms 
-     and three scatterplots.
-
-     To terminate the job, at the prompt enter:
-
-         exit
-
-     Currently you must also close the JAS-AIDA window to get the job to stop.
-
-
-     In the A01 directory will be a file A01.aida which contains the plots. 
-     To examine them
-
-         /usr/local.bin/jas3 & or jas3 & 
+     creates histograms, ntuples and plotters.  If you have built Geant4 with
+     the option to use anlaysis (answering yes to the appropriate question in
+     ./Configure -build), then at the completion of a simulation run,
+     a file A01.aida is produced which contains these data structures.
+     This file can be used as an input to the Java Analysis Studio (JAS) which allows
+     the histograms and ntuples to examined, manipulated, saved and printed.
+     For further details, see README.JAIDA.