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To create the 1.3.1 directory:
mkdir -p $JLAB_ROOT/1.3.1
Set the environment variables. You should have these lines in your login script:
setenv JLAB_ROOT /opt/jlab_software
source $JLAB_ROOT/1.3.1/ce/jlab.csh
- Get the installation scripts:
cd $JLAB_ROOT
wget http://www.jlab.org/12gev_phys/packages/sources/ceInstall/ceInstall_1.3.1.tar.gz
tar -zxpvf ceInstall_1.3.1.tar.gz
- Start a new shell. Now you should see a log similar to this
> Common Environment Version: <1.3.1> (Sun June 19 2016)
> Running as ungaro on Maurizios-Mac-Pro.local
> OS Release: Darwin__macosx10.11-x86_64-clang7.0.2
> JLAB_ROOT set to: /opt/jlab_software
> /opt/jlab_software/1.3/Darwin__macosx10.11-x86_64-clang7.0.2 is not a directory. Creating it.
? Attention: No CLHEP installation found.
? Attention: No XERCES installation found.
? Attention: No mysql installation found.
? Attention: No QTDIR installation found.
? Attention: No GEANT4 installation found.
? Attention: No ROOT installation found.
? Attention: No GEMC installation found.
? Attention: No JANA installation found.
? Attention: No Scons Script installation found.
? Attention: No EVIO installation found.
? Attention: No BANKS installation found.
If you do, great. You're ready to run the patch installation script.
Notice: if you already have some existing environment variable that you want to keep,
use the option "keepmine":
source $JLAB_ROOT/1.3.1/ce/jlab.csh keepmine
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Choose the packages you wish to install by executing the corresponding script:
cd $JLAB_ROOT/1.3.1
./go_patch.
This will make symbolic links to the 1.3 packages except for the gemc package, which is now at version 2.4 and is installed from source.