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- Make a ScienceTools external library. That is, for current ST tag and others in the future as needed, install the ST build (libraries, binaries, includes, python, and any other public files as needed) in the SLAC externals area, rearranging the file hierarchy somewhat to be consistent with norms in the Externals area. Add entries to allExternals.scons for this new external (known as STExt)
- Re-organize GRBAnalysis into standard form for a container (aka checkout package). It will depend on STExt as well as on all the externals which ScienceTools itself depends upon.
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jrb@noric10 $ python InstallST.py --help Usage: InstallST.py version-to-install [options] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -a ARCH, --arch=ARCH, --architecture=ARCH 32 or 64 [default:value for log-in machine ] -o OPSYS, --os=OPSYS rhel4 or rhel5 [default:value for log-in machine ] --opt, --optimized use optimized build of ScienceTools [default] --debug, --noopt use debug build of ScienceTools --parent=PARENT parent directory [default: $GLAST_EXT/STExt] --fake print proposed actions but don't execute --real really do it |
However it doesn't yet behave entirely as advertised. In the meantime, I've made a rhel4 32-bit STExt external for the 09-23-01 tag and have installed it in the central GLAST_EXT area. See /afs/slac/g/glast/ground/GLAST_EXT/redhat4-i686-32bit-gcc34/STExt/09.23.01 (Externals aficionados may notice that the extra compiler level - gcc34 in this case - has been omitted from the directory structure. This was inadvertant at first, but I left it alone since there seemed to be no harm in it. The entry in allExternals has been written consistent with this organization.)
InstallST.py is now working (as of May 10). I used it to install the 64-bit rhel4 and rhel5 builds of 09-23-01. Could not install rhel5 32-bit because the GLAST_EXT disk for that platform was too full already.
STExt has all the installed libraries, binaries (executables; not wrapper scripts), includes, python files, data files, and system pfiles from ScienceTools-09-23-01. Is this the right set of things?
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