MINOS Off-line Software Bug Tracking
The purpose of this web is to keep both users and maintainers of the
MINOS Off-line Software aware of the current status of known problems.
The central page is is the
Bug List page
If You Have a Problem
First see if its a known problem or has a known fix:-
- Look at this Bug List page
- Look at the
MINOS Offline Software FAQ
- For problems adding your code, take a look at
WebDoc document
Understanding Error Messages
- Your problem may have already been discussed on
HyperNews
which has a
searchable archive
Informal Requests for Help
At any time feel free to send mail to
MINOS_SOFTWARE_DISCUSSION@fnal.gov
to ask for help if you are having problems installing and running
the software, but see below if you think you have found a problem that needs fixing.
Formally Reporting a New Bug
Formal reports also go to
MINOS_SOFTWARE_DISCUSSION@fnal.gov
but need addtional supporting information:-
- A brief summary of the problem.
Make it clear that you are reporting a bug, rather than just
asking for help.
- The system (OS, compiler, version of ROOT and the minos code i.e.
either development of a specific frozen release)
- The data (problem only on a specific run?)
- The job (executable and input .C/.jcm macros)
- The output (the full log, not just some selected highlight)
If the issue isn't resolved quickly then the moderator of this web
(currently
Nick West (n.west1@physics.ox.ac.uk)
) will record the problem and track information as it is distributed via
the software discussion list.
This web was orginally part of the
CalDet Site Status web
Contact:
Nick West (n.west1@physics.ox.ac.uk)