PAT Examples: Trigger Example

Contents

• Introduction
• How to get the code
• How to run the code
  • Compile the code
• Find out more about the details
• How to get more information
• Exercises
  • Get the code skeletons
  • Get the code solutions
• Review status

Introduction

• Give a description of what you are going to do.
• Give an outline of the physics aspect(s) you want to highlight.
• Give a list of the information that your tutorial will provide.

How to get the code

1. Prepare your work area following the recipe for setting up the PAT v2 in CMSSW_2_2_X.
2. Check out and compile the example code:

   cvs co -r tutorial_PATTrigger_0906 PhysicsTools/PatExamples

How to run the code

Compile the code

In your work area:

cd PhysicsTools/PatExamples
scram b -j 5

• Give a description how to run your code.
• Give a description of the results and the interpretation.

Find out more about the details

• Give a description of the configuration of the PAT Object production (if different from the PAT defaults).
• Give a description of the configuration of your modules.
• Give a description of details and PAG specifics of your code.

How to get more information

• Add links to your PAG documentation.
• Add links to the documentation of further tools and packages (if used by your PAG).

Exercises

Get the code skeletons

In your work area:

• Check out the code:

  cvs co -r tutorialExercise_CMSTrigger_0907 PhysicsTools/PatExamples
  cd PhysicsTools/PatExamples

• Do not compile!

Get the code solutions

In your work area:

• Check out the code:

  cvs up -r tutorialSolution_CMSTrigger_0907 PhysicsTools/PatExamples
  cd PhysicsTools/PatExamples

• Compile:

  cd PhysicsTools/PatExamples
  scram b -j 5

Review status

Responsible: VolkerAdler
Last reviewed by: VolkerAdler - 15 Jun 2009

-- RogerWolf - 11 Jun 2009