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[Rivet] AGILeAndy Buckley andy.buckley at ed.ac.ukMon Jun 7 18:39:47 BST 2010
On 07/06/10 18:34, Sparsh Navin wrote: >> Ok, well we are getting somewhere. In your paths file, you were setting >> AGILE_GEN_PATH... does the value that you're setting it to contain any >> generator libraries? And if so, are they under paths that AGILe can >> find? (i.e. more LCG platform tag problems?) > > I had AGILE_GEN_PATH=/home/snavin/my_work/genser > [pcalicebhm09] /home/snavin/my_work/rivet_test > ls > /home/snavin/my_work/genser/ > agile-genser-bootstrap downloads pythia6 > >> I suggest that you try "unset AGILE_GEN_PATH" and then "agile-runmc >> --list-gens" again. This will now look for the Genser builds of >> generators in the /afs/cern.ch/sw/lcg/external/MCGenerators directory. > >> If that works (fingers crossed!), then try to get your own generator >> installations working by installing them with Genser's bootstrap script >> or agile-genser-bootstrap (note that this latter has been recently >> updated, so you may need to download it again. Running agile-runmc with >> the "-lTRACE" flag will spit out a huge number of paths that are being >> tried for generator library searches: you can use that for debugging >> your local generator lib searches. > > This works! I can see a list of Herwig, Charybdis, AlpGen and Pythia and > generate events using > agile-runmc Pythia6:420 --beams pp:900GeV -o output.hepmc Fantastic! Thanks for the perseverance :) > It generates 10 events. Not sure where this number (and other > parameters) is set though. The default is 10 events: use e.g. "-n 1000" (or "-n 1k", due to me showing off!) to change that to 1000 events. Other parameters are set with "-p NAME=VALUE" or with "-P PARAMFILE". The param files are picked up from a variety of include paths as well as the current directory, so e.g. "-P fpythia-atlas-ambt1.params" will find the parameters for the new ATLAS AMBT1 PYTHIA tune from the $prefix/share/AGILe/params directory. > I will work with PYTHIA 6 for now and then attempt to install PHOJET. I hope you manage to get PHOJET to work. Please let us know if you have technical questions about how the AGILe interfaces work... I can certainly help out with the more techie bits. Andy -- Dr Andy Buckley SUPA Advanced Research Fellow Particle Physics Experiment Group, University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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