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@@ -10,18 +10,18 @@ ascii ("call list") file containing instructions on how to build the
geometry. The source code for this is fortran.
Second, a call list interpreter (G4BuildGeom.cc) reads these instructions
and builds the geometry in the user's G4 client code. Two examples of how
to use the call list interpreter are supplied in g3tog4/examples.
and builds the geometry in the user's G4 client code.
The first example, cltog4, is a simple example which simply invokes the
call list interpreter method G4BuildGeom from G3toG4DetectorConstruction
class, builds the geometry and exits.
The second example, clGeometry, is more complete and is patterned after
the novice G4 examples. It also invokes the call list interpreter, but in
addition, allows the geometry to be visualized and particles to be
tracked. Currently, G3toG4 does not provide a method for scoring hits in
G4.
Two examples of how to use the call list interpreter are supplied in
examples/extended/g3tog4:
- the first example, cltog4, is a simple example which simply invokes the
call list interpreter method G4BuildGeom from G3toG4DetectorConstruction
class, builds the geometry and exits.
- the second example, clGeometry, is more complete and is patterned after
the novice G4 examples. It also invokes the call list interpreter, but
in addition, allows the geometry to be visualized and particles to be
tracked. Currently, G3toG4 does not provide a method for scoring hits
in G4.
To build these examples, especially the one involving visualization, the
user must have one or more of the following environment variables set:
@@ -29,17 +29,12 @@ user must have one or more of the following environment variables set:
setenv G4VIS_BUILD_<driver>_DRIVER
setenv G4VIS_USE_<driver>
where the G4-supported drivers are listed in $(G4BASE)/visualization/README.
where the G4-supported drivers are listed in source/visualization/README.
To use the freeware Mesa API, you must have the environment variable
OGLHOME defined to point to the directory containing the Mesa lib/ directory
specific to your platform.
Then the user must build the global Geant4 libraries by issuing the
following command from the geant4/source directory:
gmake global
To compile and build the G3toG4 libraries, simply type
gmake
@@ -50,19 +45,15 @@ To build the converter executable "rztog4", simply type
gmake bin
To build the example executables, simply type:
gmake examples
To make everything, simply type:
gmake all
gmake global
To remove all G3toG4 libraries, executables and .d files, simply type
gmake clean
the implementation (April '99)
the implementation (April 1999)
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- PGON, PCON are built using the CSG classes G4Polycone and G4Polyhedra.
- G3 MANY feature has not been tested.
@@ -79,4 +70,18 @@ gmake clean
- GSPART has to be updated.
- Usage of magnetic field class has to be turned on.
the implementation (July 2000)
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- Supported shapes: all G3 shapes except for
"HYPE", "GTRA", "CTUB"
- G3 MANY feature is not supported.
- GSDV* routines for dividing volumes implemented, using
G4PVReplicas, for shapes:
"BOX", "TUBE", "TUBS" - all axes;
"CONE", "CONS" - axes 2, 3;
"TRD1", "TRD2", "TRAP" - axis 3;
"PGON", "PCON" - axis 2;
Unsupported shapes:
"SPHE", "PARA", "ELTU", "HYPE", "GTRA", "CTUB"
See History file for modification history.