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CodeEnvironment how to setup the linux environment
GitIntro code management preliminaries for newcomers
OfflineStatus which branch or tag of Mu2e Offline you should start from
GitHubWorkflow - code repository checkout and commit procedures
IncludeFiles - where to find include files
Muse - Mu2e code setup and build scripts
scons - internal commercial build tool, called by Muse
Building Offline with cmake - DAQ is building Offline using a different commercial tool.
Debugging code debugging tools and tips
Mu2e github organization
UPS - using the Fermilab UPS product setup
Redmine - a few pieces of code are still in the redmine git repository
CVS - a few pieces of code are still in the CVS repository

fcl - intro to fcl art job control language
- paths - which modules and what order
- I/O modules
- Message logger
Search paths - how data, fcl, and other control files are found
SimpleConfig - another way to input parameters to an executable
Simulation - an overview
- SimulationFCL - fcl procedures for MDC2020 and later
- Generators - generating the first particle
  - CORSIKA cosmic ray simulation
- Staging - how and why of running the simulation in stages
- Time simulation - adding lifetimes
- Bunch intensity - simulating bunch-to-bunch variations
- Mixing - mixing background and signal simulation
- RunNumbers - how run numbers ranges are used
Other applications
- EventDisplays
- Ntuples - data access at the interactive level
- Machine learning - neural networks

Spack - setup and build tool to replace UPS and MRB
MuseMaintenance - Muse procedures for experts
ReleaseList
git - overview and pointers to detailed and mu2e-specific instructions
Validation - automatic and occasional procedures for validation
Jenkins - a central build platform
CVMFS - a virtual disk mount containing our code
Docker a portable software container to hold and run our environment and software
Download - pull a local copy to remote institutions or laptops
scisoft - server for product manifests
BTrk - (deprecated) the Kalman fitter code is in this non-standard product
KinKal - a repo and UPS product containing the core track Kalman fit code
CVS
CodeDepencyGraph - how to make the code dependency graph
DAQ DAQ redmine
building root
checkPrerequisites tool - check linux has rpms needed by art
SconsUPS - how to build a new version of scons, packaged for UPS
Pyana - setting up python analysis packages
Github CI Maintenance - information about the CI repo, used by Jenkins for build tests

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 * [https://root.cern.ch/root/ root] [https://root.cern.ch/guides/reference-guide docs]
 * [http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/  geant] [https://web.fnal.gov/project/Geant4/SitePages/Home.aspx at Fermilab]  [http://www-geant4.kek.jp/Reference/9.4.p01/Geant4 DOxygen(v9.4.p01)] [http://www-geant4.kek.jp/LXR/ LXR]
+* [[Geant4Examples]] How to run the standard Geant4 examples on the Mu2e interactive machines.
 * [http://public.muonsinc.com/Projects/G4beamline.aspx G4Beamline]  [http://mu2e-docdb.fnal.gov/cgi-bin/ShowDocument?docid=1490 Mu2e manual]
 * [http://proj-clhep.web.cern.ch/proj-clhep/ CLHEP] [http://proj-clhep.web.cern.ch/proj-clhep/doc/CLHEP_2_2_0_4/html/ CLHEP(v.2.2.0.4)]