Ok, I've found the stuff that stopped the jobs:
in BrMainModule.cxx, someone changed this:
if (fStatus >= kStop)
continue;
to that
if (fStatus >= kStop) {
cout << "Begin Stopped " << endl;
return fStatus;
}
The reason is that BrIOModule sends a stop signal if Open returns kFALSE
in the method OpenNext(). I'm not sure it's the right thing to do in the
case i mentioned previously (scan of many sequences with one missing):
if you're in the middle of a calibration that requires a lot of
statistics, I can tell you you're not happy to see your job stopped
because of this kind of things... if you're patient enough to add by hand
all the sequences physically present to the IO module (AddFile(...) 25
times or more) or check systematically the missing sequences and make
some special case in your loop over the files, well, I envy you, I'm not
that patient.
I don't know the reason for this change in BrMainModule and I'm waiting
for comments on this before I check in back the previous stuff.
Djam
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