[Halld-offline] Data Challenge Software Recommendation

[Mark M. Ito]

I'll make a tagged release off that revision of sim-recon. I believe the 
other tags are the same as in the last release.

On 02/26/2013 11:24 AM, Paul Mattione wrote:
> Now that I've fixed the trunk and checked in the new version of my analysis library, my recommendations are:
>
> jana 0.6.5
> ccdb 0.06
> hdds 1.5
> sim-recon revision 10436
>
> There are no known bugs or limitations with this set.
>
>   - Paul
>
> On Feb 26, 2013, at 8:58 AM, Matthew Shepherd wrote:
>
>> Hi offline experts,
>>
>> It would be helpful if Paul, Mark, Dave, etc. put their heads together and came up with a recommendation for a software package:  sim-recon, hdds, ccdb, jana to use to work with the data challenge data.
>>
>> Kei and I would like to work with two undergraduate students here to conduct some physics studies with data challenge data.  However, we've found ourselves in a mess of different releases, patches, etc.  It is hard to for one person to keep things straight; having four people on the same page seems impossible.
>>
>> Goal:  be able to generate signal MC and also be able to analyze the stored data challenge MC.
>>
>> Can someone briefly recommend what versions of all the relevant code produce a compatible stack for analysis?
>>
>> What are the known bugs or limitations with this set?
>>
>> Maybe it is required that we generate MC with one version and reconstruct with another.  Or some combination of generate, reconstruct, analyze... but right now I'm lost.
>>
>> Having all analyzers on the same page would also be helpful for comparing results.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Matt
>>
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