Difference: TroubleshootingMC (1 vs. 2)

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Troubleshooting MC

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Code compilation

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CMCLIBNAME := libcmc.so
CMCLIB := $(CMCDIR)/libcmc.so

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$(CMCLIB): $(OBJF) $(OBJC) $(COMMONOBJ) $(OBJCC) $(FC) -shared -Wl,-soname,$(CMCLIBNAME) -o $(CMCLIB) $^

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META TOPICPARENT	name="NA62MonteCarlo"

Troubleshooting MC

This page lists the most common problems encoutered with the NA62 MC code, along with more or less general solutions.

Troubleshooting MC

Code compilation

Shared object portability issue. In Generator/GNUmakefile and Beam/GNUmakefile, define a new variable CMCLIBNAME, just above the existing CMCLIB definition:

CMCLIBNAME := libcmc.so
CMCLIB := $(CMCDIR)/libcmc.so

and then the target:

Generator: $(CMCLIB)

$(CMCLIB): $(OBJF) $(OBJC) $(COMMONOBJ) $(OBJCC)
       $(FC) -shared -Wl,-soname,$(CMCLIBNAME) -o $(CMCLIB) $^

This way the .so is linked w/o the full path, which ensures portability of the executable.

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