Minutes of the offline meeting held on 23March 1999
Present: P.Mato, E.van Herwijnen, M.Cattaneo, M.Franck,
P.Binko,
R.Chytracek, P.Maley, G.Corti, J.Harvey, F.Ranjard
Minutes : Florence Ranjard
1. LHCb presentation at LHC++ workshop (P.Mato)(pdf)
- Pere will have 30 minutes at the LHC++ workshop to present the LHCb requirements :
- LHC++ will be used in the Algorithms (i.e. minimization) and Services
(i.e. i/o)
- ===> integration issues:
- package structure: dependencies
- interface quality: must be good
- Run-time libraries : shareable libraries.
- No static storage.
- ===> compilation issues:
- LHCb is using g++ compiler on all platforms to use namespace and STL
: so we need
LHC++ packages compiled with this compiler on all platforms (rsplus, hpplus, Linux).
- We need a smooth transition between CERNLIB and LHC++:
- A page on the Web to give the NagC replacement of CERNLIB routines.
- Better examples how to use commercial packages in the HEP environment.
2. C++ Codind Convention Summary (P.Binko)
- Changes submitted to the SPIDER-Codecheck are summarized in the minutes of the
infrascture meeting
held on 18 march 1999.
3. Work in Clermont-Ferrand
and related questions (V.Breton)
- Clermont is working on a Clustering algorithm in ECAL.
- The current version of GAUDI has been downloaded on a PC , it is running using Visual
C++.
- The NagC library is not yet used by GAUDI
- CERN will provide the NagC library as any LHC++ components to all HEP laboratories for
free.
- Vincent will be the french LHCb representative to the IN2P3 computing workshop.
- Vincent suggested to improve our communication:
- advertise reactions to Pere's talk at the LHC++ workshop.
- announce important meetings such as : LHC++ workshop, Geant4 technical steering board.
- There is not yet any specific working group such as Reconstruction or Simulation.
- Small workshops in specific domain could be organized to help in OO design
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next meetings Tuesday 29 March
no meeting on Tuesday 6 April
Tuesday 13 April ( at 9.00 <===) - CORBA presentation by
N.Neufeld