Difference between revisions of "Mattione sim-recon Code Documentation"

Revision as of 18:41, 30 August 2011

Plugin-Independent Execution

hd_root

main():

- instantiates MyProcessor and DApplication
  - MyProcessor inherits from JEventProcessor
    - JEventProcessor basically empty/virtual, constructor only initializes a few conrol variables during instantiation
    - MyProcessor constructor basically empty
  - DApplication inherits from JApplication
    - JApplication constructor sets up user signal instructions, mutexes, parses the command line, sets up the parameters in JParameterManager, etc.
    - DApplication constructor instantiates the DEventSourceHDDMGenerator and DFactoryGenerator, and registers them with JApplication
- calls DApplication.Run(JEventProcessor) with the instantiated MyProcessor as the argument (DApplication.Run(JEventProcessor) is JApplication.Run(JEventProcessor))
  - Calls DApplication.Init()
    - Calls JApplication.Init()
      - Attaches plugins (JEventProcessors), adds auto-activated factories (from the JParameterManager), calls JEventProcessor.init() for each processor (MyProcessor.init() creates the output root file) 
    - Checks to see if should use SSE instructions
  - Launches threads (each thread calls JApplication.LaunchThread())
  - Sends the main thread to sleep while the threads execute, wake up occassionally to check status, exits when done
- Exits

JApplication.LaunchThread()

JApplication.LaunchThread():
 - Create JEventLoop with the instantiated JApplication object as the argument
   - JEventLoop constructor: 
     - registers the JEventLoop with the JApplication object and its member JEvent object "event"
 - call JEventLoop.Loop() on the JEventLoop object
   - calls JEventLoop.OneEvent() in an infinite loop until that function tells it to quit the loop (that function loops over each event)
     - calls JEventLoop.Initialize() if not initialized: gets event processors and auto-activated factories from JApplication (which were listed in JParameterManager)
     - calls JEventLoop.ClearFactories(), which calls the .Reset() function of each factory
     - calls JApplication.NextEvent(JEvent), which grabs the next event from the event buffer
     - loops over JEventProcessors (for plugins, functionality is plugin-specific), calling these virtual functions:
       - JEventProcessors.brun() if it's a new run number:
         - if hd_root, calls MyProcessor.brun(): figures out which factories are needed, sets up their information (factory_info_t) in MyProcessor.fac_info
       - JEventProcessors.erun() if the run number changes:
         - if hd_root, calls MyProcessor.erun(): does nothing
       - JEventProcessors.evnt() for each event:
         - if hd_root, calls MyProcessor.evnt(): loops over all factories listed in MyProcessor.fac_info, grabs them from the JEventLoop, for each calls factory->GetNrows()
     - calls JEvent.FreeEvent() to free up the memory from this event
 - Exits

JEventLoop.Get(vector<const T*>)

JEventLoop.Get(vector<const T*>): call to retrieve data objects of type T with an associated factory (e.g. DChargedTrack, DPhysicsEvent)
 - The JEventLoop.Get(vector<const T*>) function retrieves or generates the requested objects in this order:
   - If already generated, returns them.  Else if present in input data file, retrieves them.  Else generates them via the appropriate JFactory.
 - These objects are only generated once, and the generating factories retain ownership (only const pointers are returned)
 - To check if they were already generated, JEventLoop.Get(vector<const T*>) calls JEventLoop::GetFromFactory()
   - It grabs the associated JFactory.  Note that all of the factories inherit from JFactory, which inherits from JFactory_base, which inherits from JEventProcessor
   - If its JFactory.evnt() method has already been called, then the JFactory.CopyFrom(vector<const T*>) method is called to just copy the already-generated information into the input vector.
 - To check if they are located in the source, JFactory.GetCheckSourceFirst() is called.  If so, then JEventLoop.GetFromSource() is called to retrieve the input information. 
 - To generate the data, the JFactory.Get(vector<const T*>) method is called.
   - If JFactory.evnt() has already been called, then it calls JFactory.CopyFrom(vector<const T*>) to copy the data into the input vector and returns.  Else the function continues.  
   - It calls JFactory.init() if it has not been called already.  
   - It then calls JFactory.erun() and JFactory.brun() if appropriate.  
   - Then JFactory.evnt() is called to generate the data, then it calls JFactory.CopyFrom(vector<const T*>) to copy the data into the input vector and returns.  

Track Reconstruction