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Home Page: http://RestFrames.com
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
RestFrames: particle physics event analysis library
Home Page: http://RestFrames.com
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
I'm not sure if you're interest, but today I ran into a strange issue. If I include SUSYTools/SUSYObjDef_xAOD.h after the RestFrames' header files, my code won't compile. The error message is like this:
In file included from /export/home/max/Stop0L/RootCoreBin/include/RestFrames/RFBase.hh:58:0,
from /export/home/max/Stop0L/RootCoreBin/include/RestFrames/RestFrame.hh:33,
from /export/home/max/Stop0L/RootCoreBin/include/RestFrames/ReconstructionFrame.hh:33,
from /export/home/max/Stop0L/RootCoreBin/include/RestFrames/LabRecoFrame.hh:33,
from /export/home/max/Stop0L/Stop0LRun2/Stop0LRun2/RJigsaw.h:4,
from /export/home/max/Stop0L/Stop0LRun2/Root/RJigsaw.cxx:1:
/export/home/max/Stop0L/RootCoreBin/include/RestFrames/RFLog.hh:135:17: error: ‘RFLog’ has not been declared
#define m_End RFLog::EndMessage
If I move SUSYObjDef_xAOD.h to before the RestFrames', it's fine.
I had these errors pop up when I tried to compile RestFrames:
MinMassDiffInvJigsaw.cc:216:20: error: ‘class ROOT::Math::Minimizer’ has no member named ‘FixVariable’; did you mean ‘SetVariable’?
m_minimizer->FixVariable(1);
^~~~~~~~~~~
SetVariable
MinMassDiffInvJigsaw.cc:217:20: error: ‘class ROOT::Math::Minimizer’ has no member named ‘FixVariable’; did you mean ‘SetVariable’?
m_minimizer->FixVariable(2);
^~~~~~~~~~~
SetVariable
MinMassDiffInvJigsaw.cc:219:20: error: ‘class ROOT::Math::Minimizer’ has no member named ‘ReleaseVariable’; did you mean ‘SetFixedVariable’?
m_minimizer->ReleaseVariable(1);
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SetFixedVariable
MinMassDiffInvJigsaw.cc:220:20: error: ‘class ROOT::Math::Minimizer’ has no member named ‘ReleaseVariable’; did you mean ‘SetFixedVariable’?
m_minimizer->ReleaseVariable(2);
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SetFixedVariable
Any ideas what may be causing this? I currently have version 5 of ROOT installed on my computer as that is the version that comes when doing apt install root-system
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When installing RestFrames, I was looking over the user info it provides. There is a small typo (see text below): "environemtal" should be "environmental."
From user info:
"The script setup_RestFrames.sh(csh) is provided to
automatically set environemtal variables like PATH,
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, etc. in order to find this RestFrames
installation."
Out of the box compilation in rc environment gives this error:
setup.sh: line 4: CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH: unbound variable
failed: installation of Ext_RestFrames failed
I've been hacking this locally to change setup.sh to read:
export RESTFRAMESSYS=$PWD
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$RESTFRAMESSYS/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$RESTFRAMESSYS/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=$RESTFRAMESSYS/include
which of course will break CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH if you're otherwise using it. Not sure why when asking for $CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH it doesn't evaluate to "" instead of throwing an error. Thoughts?
-L
I was running over a truth sample where some events have no true MET. I don't think anyone else has done this (?).
I was seg faulting on some events where MET = 0.
I added a small number to the MET value, and everything finishes fine, so I suspect there is a bug in AnalyzeEvent() when MET = 0 exactly. I can provide more information to reproduce this if you need.
SelfAssemblingRecoFrame::GetFrame() seems to not work after memory handling upgrades in the errors branch. With the analysis based on the Digluino example the following code
const RestFrames::RestFrame& frame = VIS_R->GetFrame(jetID_R[j]);
std::cout << "In SklimmerAnalysis: j " << j << " " << frame.GetTitle() << std::endl;
std::cout << "In SklimmerAnalysis: j " << j << " " << frame.GetName() << std::endl;
std::cout << "In SklimmerAnalysis: j " << j << " " << frame.IsVisibleFrame() << std::endl;
always outputs
In SklimmerAnalysis: j 0 Empty
In SklimmerAnalysis: j 0 Empty
In SklimmerAnalysis: j 0 0
and this works on master. As a result my jet pTs for jets in a given hemisphere are never set. Checking it, the jetID_R object is being correctly filled and contains the TLVs that are being added to VIS_R, so I don't believe it's an issue with that... I will start taking a look at the code to see if it's anything obvious...
-Larry
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