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[Rivet] installation problems (It works!)Andy Buckley andy.buckley at durham.ac.ukTue Jul 29 15:30:21 BST 2008
James Monk wrote: > On 28 Jul 2008, at 22:07, Andy Buckley wrote: >> Holger Schulz wrote: >>> It seems as if Rivet does not work with the generators present at >>> /afs/cern... >>> >>> Out of curiosity I installed a local copy of Pythia 6.418 >>> (using the mkGenserArea script) on my DESY account >>> to see if it works and it does! >> >> I just tested the bootstrap script at CERN and, yes, the released >> versions of Rivet and AGILe work but the development ones segfault, >> citing a HepMC problem. I'm not sure what's going on, but I'll look >> into it! > > I re-installed rivet at CERN using the bootstrap. It did not find > either of Herwig++ or Pythia8 but built FHerwig and FPythia. James, can you hack the bootstrap script to make AGILe find Herwig++ and Pythia 8 on AFS? It would be good to have them available, since both now work! > FPythia > seg faults like you say, but FHerwig only spews out the following > message repeatedly: > > IO_HERWIG::translate_herwig_to_pdg_id HERWIG particle 205 translates > to zero. > > which I guess is not actually a problem. (I've copied the Genser developers in on this) Hmm, the 2.3.9 release was specifically to fix problems with IO_HERWIG: is this behaviour expected? > The Pythia seg fault happens > somewhere in the HepMC_IO hepevt wrapper. I see that Genser installed > the new version of HepMC (2.03.09) just last week. Yes that's what I get. I also get strange behaviour with the (unreleased) Genser bootstrap version of Pythia 6, but building the same generator with AGILe's mkGenserArea script works! I've not tried a stand-alone run with HepMC 2.3.9, though. Genser people, any comments? Andy
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