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Creating a user area in the CMSSW repository
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There is an area called "UserCode" in the CMSSW repository where you can
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create yourself a package to store your code and cfg files, for example:
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UserCode/PElmer
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Note that this area is primarily intended for "user" code which will never
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go into CMSSW software releases. If you intend for your code to go into
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CMSSW releases, you should probably just request a normal package with the
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normal procedure via the Tag Collector.
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To create such a user CVS area for yourself, do the following:
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1) Choose a packagename for yourself. Typically this should be your
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name (e.g. with some capitalization as above, or your CERN unix
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username, etc.) so that it is semi-obvious whose package it is.
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2) Then create your package (here for an example "JohnDoe" user):
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(set your CVSROOT to point to the CMSSW CVS repository)
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('cd' to some temporary area)
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cvs co UserCode/README
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mkdir UserCode/JohnDoe
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cvs add UserCode/JohnDoe
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In general it is advisable to structure it like a normal CMSSW package,
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i.e. with the same subdirectory structure. To do this, you can do:
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mkdir UserCode/JohnDoe/src UserCode/JohnDoe/interface
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cvs add UserCode/JohnDoe/src UserCode/JohnDoe/interface
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mkdir UserCode/JohnDoe/data UserCode/JohnDoe/test
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cvs add UserCode/JohnDoe/data UserCode/JohnDoe/test
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If you do not think you need some of these subdirectories at the
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moment, you simply do not 'mkdir' and 'cvs add' them.
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3) Then you can 'cd' into the "src" area of some scram working/developer
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area and do:
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cvs co UserCode/JohnDoe
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and begin to add your code and cfg files to the subdirectories. If you
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need a BuildFile, you can copy an example from a normal CMSSW package
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and edit it to serve your purposes.
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*********************************************************************
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** Please note that you should _not_ commit files to the UserCode **
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** directory itself, but only in your equivalent of the "JohnDoe" **
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** sub-directory.... **
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