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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.
People
- 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
Compile the software
from tarball with CMT included
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.