Currently there is only the API documentation and a very incomplete manual.
Kaimini is written in C++. To build it, the C++ Standard Library, some parts of the Boost C++ Libraries, Minuit2, the GNU Scientific Library (GSL), and CMake are required. Instructions about installing these dependencies are available in the Kaimini wiki.
To compile Kaimini and to install the kaimini
executable (by
default into /usr/local/bin
on Unix), run these commands in
Kaimini's source tree:
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make sudo make install
If Minuit2 is not installed into standard directories (e.g. under
/usr/
or /usr/local/
), CMake won't find it. In this case cmake
must be invoked with the full path to the Minuit2 installation or source
directory:
cmake -D Minuit2_ROOT=/path/to/Minuit2/installation/dir ..
You can download Kaimini in either tar.gz or zip formats.
The version control system used for development of Kaimini is Git. The Git repository can be inspected and browsed online at GitHub and it can be cloned by running:
git clone git://github.com/fthomas/kaimini.git
For bug reports, feature requests, or general feedback either use the issue tracker or write me an email.
Kaimini is free software and licensed under the GPLv3. The full
text of the license can be found in the file COPYING
in Kaimini's
source tree.
Kaimini was written by Frank S. Thomas <fthomas@physik.uni-wuerzburg.de>.