Re: [Brahms-dev-l] global tracking script for AuAu

I guess this problem is due to my poor communication skills.
I tried (roughly 1.5 months ago) to use the "official" script but could 
not get it to work.
Therefore, I made my own "test" version, a copy which I changed until 
it worked (nb: work=no crash).
This is the one I used, and Djamel looked at.  I believe that it is now 
OK (gives output, which Djam is checking as I write)
IF this is OK, should I then replace the "official" one with my (now 
tested) version which should be at least moderately closer to what we 
want?
Let me know,
Ian
On 1/4-2004, at 15:31, flemming videbaek wrote:

> I will like to secon Bjoern's comment here. We made an effoert to have 
> final
> global scripts from the dau and pp
> this was the one I moved to the official run04/auau/200/ltr and gtr 
> (and 63)
> shoul there be any differences.
> These are kept in CVS so commit when cjhnages are made ! - don'e use
> anythings else
>
> Flemming
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Djamel Ouerdane" <ouerdane@nbi.dk>
> To: "Bjorn H Samset" <bjornhs@rcf2.rhic.bnl.gov>
> Cc: "Brahms Devel List" <brahms-dev-l@lists.bnl.gov>
> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 6:53 AM
> Subject: Re: [Brahms-dev-l] global tracking script for AuAu
>
>
>> Ciao Bjorn,
>>
>>>
>>> I guess the one you've found is this one:
>>> ~bramreco/run04/auau/200/gtr/AuAuGlobalTracking.C
>>> which as far as I know is the 'official' one in the sense that it's 
>>> the
>>> one we should all work on to make it do what we want. It still needs
> some
>>> looking after - I think only the most basic changes have been made. 
>>> So
>>> feel free to fix it :-)
>>>
>>
>> i will fix it...but as I said, this is not the script I referred to 
>> but
>> some script Ian used yesterday, which I guess is a copy of this 
>> "official"
>> script.
>>
>>> (History: This file was copied from my d+Au reco file, which in turn
> comes
>>> from Kris' p+p reco file for 2001 data, which in turn comes from, I
>>> believe, your Au+Au stuff...)
>>
>> do you implicitely assume that the odd stuff was introduced by me ?? 
>> :)
>>
>>>
>>> Regarding the offsets, I agree these could well be put in the db. It
>>> should be a simple affair to add the tables and make a commit script,
> and
>>> make the module read from there. I'm not volunteering, however - I 
>>> have
>>> too many tasks left undone already ;-)
>>>
>>
>> like what ? a thesis to write ? pfffff, such a trivial thing :) ask 
>> Claus!
>>
>> Djam
>>
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