Yanzhao Wang （王彦昭）

> I still don't understand what is your point. Where should we keep the tcal parameters? I think we usually store them in a root file located somewhere in /lustre...

@hapol I see. Yeah, that could make things faster. From the macros of NeuLAND calibration I saw, our current workflow is: * run a macro that converts lmd to map...

Thanks for raising this issue. > or above the skill-level of average R3BRoot user. There are R3BRoot users and there are R3BRoot developers. We shouldn't require the users to have...

> For example, clang-tidy would flag auto* th1 = new TH1D("hist", "hist", 10, 0., 10.); 4 times! 1st for the new, and 3 times for 10., 0., 10. since these...

>But, this is not the case. The "problem" is that developpers (which I admire all for their knoweledge, work and efforts!) have only experience with limitted number of detectors (namely,...

> Could you please define developer vs. user? In my opinion, these terms are used rather ambiguously by different people in our collaboration. In case of NeuLAND, the users are...

Hi, @jose-luis-rs Is it possible to merge this pull request even before we go to FairRoot 19? The changes will only be made in the CMakeFiles and nothing will be...

@ajedele Thanks for your reply. > And by the time they become an expert, they have left. Because of this issue and the shortage of the manpower for many detector,...

Hi, @akelic sorry to hear that you have a very limited time for so many things. As I would probably mention again in the next R3B analysis meeting, you have...

Hi, @jose-luis-rs > The problem is that the code fails with the tests for simulation and unpacking, so I cannot accept it at the moment because this will block other...