----- Original Message ----- From: Djamel Ouerdane To: brahms-dev-l@bnl.gov Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 1:59 PM Subject: gbrahms and tofw Hi Flemming and others, Each time I compile gbrahms (on Linux RedHat 6.1), I get this warning: --------------------------------------------------------------- guxint.f:367: warning: CALL CSJCAL(JUFLD,2,X,B,P,P,P,P,P,P,P,P,P) 1 guxint.f:617: (continued): CALL CSJCAL(JUKINE,0,P,P,P,P,P,P,P,P,P,P) 2 Too few arguments for `csjcal' at (2) versus invocation at (1) [info -f g77 M GLOBALS] --------------------------------------------------------------- This come because g77 believes it is clever and do not realize that fortran allows a variable number of arguments. The routine are used with different # different places, byt g77 compare and gives the warning Just ignore . . someone knows about this routine, he's invited to tell people which argument should be removed or added (if important!) Concerning TOFW, I made the needed changes in this way (here's the ouput of the geo file): ----------------------------- DETECTOR=TFP1A TYPE:TOF Det size x = 26.2500 cm Det size y = 30.0000 cm Det size z = 1.3000 cm rotation ang = 93.450 deg. Det center x = 210.749 cm Det center y = 0.000 cm Det center z = -23.805 cm DETECTOR=TFP1B TYPE:TOF Det size x = 26.2500 cm Det size y = 30.0000 cm Det size z = 1.3000 cm rotation ang = 87.300 deg. Det center x = 210.921 cm Det center y = 0.000 cm Det center z = 2.480 cm DETECTOR=TFP1C TYPE:TOF Det size x = 26.2500 cm Det size y = 30.0000 cm Det size z = 1.3000 cm rotation ang = 81.150 deg. Det center x = 208.276 cm Det center y = 0.000 cm Det center z = 28.633 cm DETECTOR=TFP1D TYPE:TOF Det size x = 26.2500 cm Det size y = 30.0000 cm Det size z = 1.3000 cm rotation ang = 75.000 deg. Det center x = 202.844 cm Det center y = 0.000 cm Det center z = 54.352 cm --------------------------- As you can see, it doesn't seem bad and makes sense: each panel has the same dimensions while the global angle and global coordinates are reasonable. I 'd like to make it available for the whole collaboration, how can I proceed? I think it's something like : cvs commit etc. but I'm not sure and don't want to do something fatal! Did Christian not insert the code into cvs? If not do the following steps -- cvs update geant % check for new updates . If yes complile and check % if no do -- edit the geant_history.html file. Find the place for recent updates add the date, your name, modules affected etc. This way the comments will make in onto the history file accessable by the web --cvs commit geant % and write a comment what has been changed. Thanks Djamel -- :o) ********************************* )o: | Djamel Ouerdane | | EMAIL : ouerdane@nbi.dk | | OFFICE : Tb1 @ NBI | | PHONE : +45 353 252 69 | :oD ********************************* \o:
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