| Compilation fails [message #18710] |
Wed, 18 November 2015 09:25  |
C. A. Douma
Messages: 88
Registered: September 2015
Location: Groningen
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From: *riken.jp
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I am working to set up the realistic background simulations for the VETO. For that I wanted to have the newest
update of R3Broot, but it refuses to compile. During compilation R3Broot wants to have a file called FairDbReader.h
which is supposted to be located in FairRoot_Install/include/ but this file simply does not exist anywhere in FairRoot.
After I re-installed the newest download of FairRoot the problem is not solved (I did not re-install FairSoft).
The files that require this header are /r3broot/r3bdb/landdb/R3BLandTCalPar.h, /r3broot/r3bdb/landdb/R3BLandTCalPar.cxx and
/r3broot/r3bdb/landdb/R3BLandLinkDef.h
Am I doing something wrong? Or is there a bug?
Then there are also 2 other things that occur during compilation. The first is that /r3broot/CMakeLists.txt
wants to have packages like GEANT3, GEANT4, GEANT4VMC, etc and normally it cannot find these packages.
Fortunately I can easily solve this by adding the command
set(CMAKE_MODULE_PATH "${FAIRROOTPATH}/share/fairbase/cmake/modules_old" ${CMAKE_MODULE_PATH})
after line 41.
The second thing is that all throurough FairRoot_install there are commands in the code like:
#include <boost/<<some path&file>>
But since there is no specification in this line where the directory boost is located, compilation of R3Broot gives trouble.
Fortunately I can solve this by running the following command in the FairRoot_Install directory:
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i -e 's:#include <boost/:#include </home/christiaan/Desktop/FAIR/FairSoft_Build/include/boost/:' {} \;
Then I have to run this command 10 times, each with a different number of blank characters between the # and the include to make sure that I really
replace all commands with the complete path and then the problem dissappears.
If more people are troubled by the same difficulties, is there a possibility to include an automatic fix inside FairRoot?
Thanks in advance!
Christiaan.
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