Re: [Brahms-dev-l] BrSiTmpCalibration::ReadASCIIFile

Hi Pawel,
I'm not sure what part of BRAT is trying to pull in the Si  
calibrations, but your message
points out another potential trap that other might encounter:

In tracking down problems with the FlSi calibration, I removed some  
prematurely
entered MA calibration files from brat/asciidata/mult.

Unfortunately, a
make maintainer-clean
will NOT clear out these files from the share/brat/params/mult  
directory. (I thought it would...)

This means people are likely to have GARBARGE calibrations sitting  
around.  I strongly
encourage anyone interested in centrality to remove all files from the
share/brat/params/mult directory and then reissue
make install
from the
brat/asciidata/mult
directory.

It make be several weeks before new calibrations start showing up that  
will overwrite the
old, and now incorrectly formated! files.

Of course the good news is the new calibration files are taking on a  
new format so your replay
will crash if you fail to remove the old files and then refer to a run  
in this range...

Regards,
Steve

On Monday, June 21, 2004, at 06:03 PM, Pawel Staszel wrote:

> Hi,
> I try to calibrate the early runs form run04.
> My jobs crash when reading the Si calibration:
>
> Warning in <BrSiTmpCalibration::ReadASCIIFile>: you requested run  
> 9697, but file
> /brahms/data03/pawel/brahms/brat/share/brat/params/mult/ 
> BrCalibrMult_9524.dat is for 9524
> Fatal in <BrSiTmpCalibration::ReadASCIIFile>: Failure while reading  
> file  
> /brahms/data03/pawel/brahms/brat/share/brat/params/mult/ 
> BrCalibrMult_9524.dat
> aborting
> Generating stack trace...
> /usr/bin/addr2line: bratmain: No such file or directory
> /usr/bin/addr2line: bratmain: No such file or directory
> Abort (core dumped)
>
> The problem exist only for run numbers less than ~9701. (for 9701 is  
> ok).
>
> Does anyone know what's going on?
>
> And why I need to read Si files when I don't need them for the DC  
> calibration.
> In my script I don't refer to anything which contains Si in name.
> My calibration script is  
> ~ufstasze/brahms/brahms_app/ps_app/dc/track/DcCalib.C
>
> Cheers
> Pawel.
>
>
>
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