Piotr Golonka wrote:
>
> Hello!
> I'm using ROOT on Linux platform and recently downloaded v1.0beta.
> As I needed an interface for ROOT to an event generator I was very
> happy to discover TGenerator/TVenus. Unfortunately - only sources...
> It seems that they aren't compiled and linked in Linux distribution.
> I tried to make it working by myself , but the only effect was
> a >6Megs file which still didn't provide me TVenus,TGenerator,...
> after executing gSystem->Load("myVenus.so").
> The other problem is I have no idea where could I download VENUS
> (f77 source or compiled version for LINUX) from...
> If anyone succeeded in linking it together - please, let me know...
The Root source distribution includes effectively something that
we have not yet announced, namely the TGenerator and TVenus classes.
TGenerator is a general class to build interfaces to event generators.
These event generators have in general been written in Fortran.
TGenerator includes functions to make standard interfaces
to these packages. TVenus is a class derived from TGenerator
with an implementation specific to the Venus package from Klaus Werner.
TVenus currently supports Venus5.12, a version not yet released
by the author. We also have in preparation a class TFritiof and
TPythia. The superclass TGenerator includes functions to get info
from the original generator, to write the event in a Root file
with the complete history and also the possibility to draw
one event.
Please contact me directly to get a copy of the Venus library
and the instructions to use it.
Rene Brun
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