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S. V. Paulauskas edited this page May 17, 2016 · 2 revisions

  • C++ index numbering starts at 0 not at 1 as in FORTRAN. Let me repeat since this causes many problems if forgotten. C++ indexing numbering starts at 0 not at 1 as in FORTRAN.

  • If you are not using ROOT then the flags USEROOT and STANDALONEROOT should be commented out in the Makefile.

  • If you have RMS DSSD data taken after March 20th 2008 then most likely the new pixie16 readout was used and the flag - Dnewreadout should be set in the Makefile.

  • I (SNL) am not a C++ expert! It is possible that in the analysis code things are done inefficiently. Also, the descriptions I have given above may not be completely accurate but instead reflect a lack of understanding on my part. Keep that in mind when reading the manual and the code. If you think things could be done differently for clarity or processing speed please let me know.

  • I (DTM) might be a C++ expert.

  • I (SVP) might be a C++ fanboy.

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