Download materials for art v1_17_07 and dependencies

Release notes.

• Art suite release v1_17_07 notes.
• The source for packages obtained from the FNAL Redmine repository (cpp0x, cetlib, fhicl-cpp, messagefacility, art, etc.) are downloaded on-demand from the repository by buildFW. For details on obtaining tagged sources for these packages independently, please read the documentation for git_archive.cgi.
• Although SL7 is not yet officially supported, a build is available.
• Although Ubuntu is not officially supported, we are making builds available on a best effort basis.
• OSX El Capitan is not supported at this time.
• Supported Platforms
• mu v1_17_07 distribution
• To check available distributions, use getManifestList:
  getManifestList [bundle name] [bundle version]

Download scripts for binary distributions.

• pullProducts
  • Will pull all products listed in the bundle manifest.
  • This script will first check to see if a package is installed and will download the product only if not installed.
  • Supported bundle list
  -
  • USAGE:
    • Download the script.
    • chmod +x pullProducts
    • Scientific Linux 5.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> slf5 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

    • Scientific Linux 6.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> slf6 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

    • Scientific Linux 7.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> slf7 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

    • Ubuntu 14:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> u14 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

    • Mavericks:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> d13 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

    • Yosemite:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> d14 art-v1_17_07 e9 <prof|debug>

• See About Qualifiers for qualifier descriptions.
• We recommend downloading the prebuilt binaries whenever possible.

Packages

   cetpkgsupport   v1_10_01
   cetbuildtools   v4_14_02 v4_15_01 v4_16_00 v4_17_00 v4_17_01 v4_17_02 v4_17_03 v4_18_01 v4_18_02
   cpp0x           v1_04_13  e9
   cetlib          v1_15_04  e9
   fhiclcpp        v3_12_09  e9
   messagefacility v1_16_22  e9
   art             v1_17_07 e9[:nu]

     ups             v5_2_0
     upd             v5_0_1
     cmake           v3_2_1
     cmake           v3_3_2
     gcc             v4_9_3
     boost           v1_57_0a		e9
     clhep           v2_2_0_8		e9
     cppunit         v1_12_1c		e9
     fftw            v3_3_4		e9
     gccxml          v0_9_20150423	e9
     libxml2         v2_9_2		e9
     python          v2_7_10
     sqlite          v3_08_10_02
     tbb             v4_4_0		e9
     root            v5_34_32		e9

Building from Source

• checkPrerequisites
  • Will examine the system for the presence of known OS-level prerequisites (on RedHat derivatives, these will be RPMs) and list any deficiencies with remediation instructions. The script does not require admin privilege to run, but it is likely that any remediation will.
  • USAGE:
    • Download the script.

    • chmod +x checkPrerequisites
      ./checkPrerequisites

• pullProducts
  • Will pull and expand source code tarballs preparatory to a build.
  • This is the same script used to pull the binary distributions.
  • USAGE:
    • Download the script.

    • chmod +x pullProducts
      ./pullProducts <product-directory> source  <bundle>

• buildFW
  • Build all packages from source (as downloaded using the script above). Will obtain other source (cpp0x, art, etc.) direct from the FNAL Redmine repository as required.
  • pullProducts downloads buildFW for you
  • USAGE:

    Usage: buildFW [-h]
           buildFW <options> <product_topdir> <build-spec> <bundle-spec>
    
    Options:
    
      -b    Specify basequal (REQUIRED: no default).
      -f    Force already-built packages to be rebuilt.
      -h    This help.
      -s    Specify version set for those packages requiring it
      -t    Make package tarfiles.
      -U    Force packaged version of UPS to be built and/or made current.
    
    Arguments:
    
      product_topdir   Top directory for relocatable-UPS products area.
    
      build-spec    debug, opt or prof.
    
      bundle-spec   Bundle name and version, e.g., art-v1_17_07