Changes between Version 48 and Version 49 of InstallingFACT++

Timestamp:

10/10/19 19:43:55 (6 years ago)

Author:

tbretz

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InstallingFACT++

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 == Observatory ==
 
-The default observatory is build in during compile time. This should avoid that by mistake and changed resource files, a wrong observatory location is selected. The default is La Palma (`ORM`). If you want to select a different location (ORM, HAWC, SPM, RWTH), you can do that when runnning cmake, for exmaple, by
+The default observatory is build in during compile time. This should avoid that by mistake and changed resource files, a wrong observatory location is selected. The default is La Palma (`ORM`). If you want to select a different location (ORM, HAWC, SPM, RWTH), you can do that when running cmake, for example, by
 
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 == Packaging FACT++ ==
 
-Once successfully compiled, you can package the tool-set and build a tar-archive and a Debian package by 
+Once successfully compiled, you can package the tool-set and build a tar-archive and a Debian package by the following instructions. This is usually *not* recommended. It is mainly meant for system wide installations not for userspace installations. 
 
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 == Known Problems ==
 
-There are many different build systems for root (e.g. root 5, root 6), different ways to install root (use build dir, run install, install your own package, install root binary builds). All these build systems interact differently with cmake. I believe that right now, it should work for most root installations, but I can not guarantee. If there is any hint that your installation files due to root issues, please contact me. Also make sure that the version of root-config that is found by cmake is consistent with your ROOTSYS and the root version you are actually going to use.
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+There are many different build systems for root (e.g. root 5, root 6), different ways to install root (use build dir, run install, install your own package, install root binary builds). All these build systems interact differently with cmake. I believe that right now, it should work for most root installations, but I can not guarantee. If there is any hint that your installation files due to root issues, please contact me. Also, make sure that the version of root-config that is found by cmake is consistent with your ROOTSYS and the root version you are actually going to use.
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