Atlfast Directory Structure

This chapter gives a brief outline of where the source code and txt files are kept within the atlfast directory structure. It will only be of interest to those users who have checked out the code from CVS and wish to add in any code of their own or make changes to the existing code (not recommended unless the user knows exactly what they are doing!)

When the cvs co -d Atlfast .... command is run, a directory called Atlfast is created and everything is copied into that. Moving down into this directory you have a number of sub-directories, the only one of interest to the user should be the AtlfastCode directory. In this directory you have the following sub-directories:

AtlfastCode: Contains all the header (*.h) files for the Atlfast code

src: Contains all the source code (*.cxx) files for the Atlfast code

share: Contains all the txt files and scripts needed by Atlfast to run

doc: Contains a lot of Atlfast design and user requirements documentation

test: Contains a lot of code used for testing Atlfast and should be of no interest to the user.

Any changes the user wishes to make to the Atlfast code for her analysis should be done so in the src and AtlfastCode directories.

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