Welcome to the Lal GuineaPig++ project

The GuineaPig++ project

Guineapig is a beam-beam simulation code written by D. Schulte (CERN). The aim of the project guineapig++ at LAL is to provide an reliable, versatile, modular object oriented (C++) guineapig code. The expected benefit is the ability to easy implement new features and functionnalities.

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• Developpers: Guy Le Meur, François Touze
• Contributers: Cécile Rimbault...

configuration management

Technical details on the configuration management tools

Download

download standalone kits

download from the SVN Repository

We are using the SVN repository at:

 https://svn.lal.in2p3.fr/FLC/GuineaPig

If you are interest to get the code directly from svn, you should do the following command:

$ svn co  https://svn.lal.in2p3.fr/FLC/GuineaPig/guineapig++/tags/<version> <some directoy name>

the format of <version> is : guineapig++-x.x.x-b

<some directoy name> denote the name of the local directory where you wish to put the code guineapig. It should be <version>.

E.g. with version guineapig++-0.1.0-b:

svn co  https://svn.lal.in2p3.fr/FLC/GuineaPig/guineapig++/tags/guineapig++-0.1.0-b guineapig++-0.1.0-b

Note: In this case, you should first install CMT by yourself or check that CMT is available on your site.

Compile the software

To compile the software:

CMT should have been installed by :

   > cd <some root>/CMT/v1r<nn>p<xxx>/mgr
   > ./INSTALL

to compile and provide an executable :

   > source setup.[c]sh (once for a session)
   > cd <some directoy name>/cmt
   > cmt make or make

E.g. with version guineapig++-0.1.0-b from tarball:

> tar -xvzf guineapig++-0.1.0-b.tar.gz 
> cd guineapig++-0.1.0-b/external/CMT/v1r18p20061003/mgr
> ./INSTALL 
> source setup.[c]sh
> cd ../../../../cmt/
> [g]make

the executable is in a directory <some directoy name>/<binaries>

the name of <binaries> is determined by CMT, from the name of the machine. It is like : Linux-i686 or Darwin (on Macintosh) etc.

Enjoy this product!

Any question, remark or suggestion are welcome ! Please submit a report here

Aknowledgments

We are thankful to Antoine Pérus and Vincent Garonne (LAL) for helping us to build the first configuration environment of guineapig++ and the present TRAC page.