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  1. Return to the work dir, create a Geant4 subdir and go into it.
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    cd $sim_work
mkdir geant4
cd geant4
  2. Download the Geant4 tarball.
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    wget http://geant4.cern.ch/geant4/source/source/geant4.7.0.p01.tar.gz
  3. Unzip it.
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    tar -zxvf geant4.7.0.p01.tar.gz
  4. Set the following variables in setup.sh. (You should not need to run Configure.)
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    export G4INSTALL=${sim_wrkwork}/geant4/geant4.7.0.p01
export G4SYSTEM=WIN32-g++
  5. Go into the Geant4 base dir.
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    cd geant4.7.0.p01
  6. Build the libraries, which will be placed at $G4INSTALL/lib/WIN32-g++. (This could take up to a few hours depending on your machine.)
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    cd source
make
  7. Install the headers into $G4INSTALL/include.
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    make includes
  8. Build the physics list libraries. These will go into $G4INSTALL/lib/plists/WIN32-g++.
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    cd ../physics_lists/hadronic
make

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  1. Go back to the work dir.
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    cd $sim_wrkwork
  2. Checkout the physics list from CVS.
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    cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.freehep.org:/cvs/lcd checkout LCPhys
  3. Assuming that the environment from the Geant4 installation is still in place, you can build this like any other physics list, and the library should be installed into $G4INSTALL/lib/plists/WIN32-g++.
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    cd LCPhys
make
  4. Set the LCPhys variable in setup.sh.
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    export LCPHYS_BASE=$sim_wrkwork/LCPhys

LCIO

LCIO provides binary output capabilities.

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  1. Go back to the work dir.
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    cd $sim_wrkwork
  2. Checkout LCIO from CVS.
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    cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.freehep.org:/cvs/lcio checkout lcio
  3. Add these lines to your setup.sh.
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    export LCIO=${sim_wrkwork}/lcio 
export PATH=$LCIO/tools:$LCIO/bin:$PATH
  4. Build the libraries using the bundled aid and ant tools.
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    cd lcio
ant aid.generate cpp

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  1. Go back to the work dir, create a subdir for Xerces-C++, and go into it.
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    cd $sim_wrkwork
mkdir xercesc
cd xercesc
  2. Download the Xerces tarball.
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    wget http://www.apache.org/dist/xml/xerces-c/xerces-c-src_2_6_0.tar.gz
  3. Unzip the tarball.
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    tar -zxvf xerces-c-src_2_6_0.tar.gz
  4. Set XERCESCROOT for the build in your environment, only.
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    export XERCESCROOT=${sim_work}/xercesc/xerces-c-src_2_6_0
  5. Go into the Xerces-C++ build area.
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    cd xerces-c-src_2_6_0/src/xercesc
  6. Configure the build.
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    ./runConfigure -pcygwin -cgcc -xg++ \
-minmem -nsocket -tnative -rpthread \
-P `cd ../../..; pwd`
  7. Build and install it.
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    make
make install
  8. In setup.sh, set XERCESCROOT to the installation area and add the DLL location to the PATH.
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    export XERCESCROOT=${sim_work}/xercesc
export PATH=$XERCESCROOT/bin:$PATH

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