ATLAS Offline Computing

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• New Web Site
  Please try out the link above to the proposed new Atlas Offline Computing web and send your comments/corrections to Di Qing or to D Candlin .

Finding your way around

• Structure - explains the structure of the ATLAS Offline Computing Web
• Introduction - should get you started
• Search - search the computing web
• Need help from the experts ? Try the atlas_sw_help mailing list.
• Tag Collector - a tool for package developers.
• The CMT Primer - some instructions on using CMT in ATLAS.
• Index - a manually constructed index

Organisation

• CSG & Domains - the Computing Steering Group (CSG) with pointers to the main software activities
• NCB - the National Computing Board
• Planning - breakdown structure and schedule for computing.
• Quality Assurance - The ATLAS Software Quality Assurance pages contain information on C++ coding standards, and reviews.
• Technical group - considers various technical issues.
• sw contacts - the software contact people at the various institutes
• Search for ATLAS members
• ATLAS Computing Training
• CERN Review of computing - presented talks
• DoE/NSF Review of LHC software and computing - presented talks
• Grid - grid activities within ATLAS
• Following the ART evaluation , Atlas has chosen to use CMT for configuration management.
• CHEP'01 - ATLAS contributions to CHEP'01 in Beijing
• DC - ATLAS Data Challenges

Packages, Releases and Reviews

• Architecture - our software architecture
• Applications - includes programs such as Athena, DICE, SLUG and Paso.
• Package names - the current package naming structure
• Atlas software server - to browse and interact with the available software
• Available releases. There is also available a set of nightly builds with a lifetime of one week.
• Testing - is in preparation for production release based on CVS/SRT

Mailing lists, notes and news

• Mailing lists - mailing lists and their archives. Archives of the most general lists are: software, support and developers Note that the support list is using a newer system to which the other lists will migrate soon.
• Software notes - Internal ATLAS notes on software may be selected from this page
• News - this system is little used and there is a proposal to abandon it.

Etc

• ATLAS - The ATLAS home page
• Computing Support at CERN - Includes computers, networking and printers
• Productions - List of Monte Carlo productions
• FAQ - an automatically maintained FAQ.
• Librarian's page - a sort of FAQ
• HOWTOs - how to perform certain tasks

Information in this web does not necessarily represent ATLAS policy.
For problems or questions regarding this web contact [Atlas Offline Computing Web].

Last modified by S. Albrand (2002_03_05)